abide v, 



abolition 



abrogate v. 



abrogation ru 



abscissa (math.) 



abstain v^ (from fishery) 



abstention n, (from fishery) 



abundance 



abyssal 



acclimatization 



ac cl iitiati zati on re s ou rce 



(collection of species from 

 various oceanic regions viiich 

 are capable of inliabiting a 

 specific region) 

 Zenkevich, Rome Conf , 



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corjiacise Ha npeKp&meEHe Jiosa 



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paKoHOB oKeana cnocCHHx 



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paKoHe/ SeHKeBHM, 



Phmck. Koh(|}, 



/.cipenseridae (fislries) 



Actinopterigii (fishes) 



active reaction (chem.) 



adage n, 



adaptation 



adequate 



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jry^ienepne 



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