Assertion: basking shark's liver | /r/HasProperty | large
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Commercially, it was put to many uses: the flesh for food and fishmeal, the hide for leather, and its large liver (which has a high squalene content) for oil.
text: Commercially, it was put to many uses: the flesh for food and fishmeal, the hide for leather, and its large liver for oil.
text: The Basking shark has a very large liver that makes up to 25% of its body weight.
text: The Basking shark has been hunted for its large liver, which has been sold in Japan, and has been burned and used in lamps by fishermen in the U.K, whilst the oil has been used in the manufacture of cosmetics.
text: The Basking shark has a very large liver that makes up to 25% of its body weight.
text: The Basking shark has been hunted for its large liver, which has been sold in Japan, and has been burned and used in lamps by fishermen in the U.K, whilst the oil has been used in the manufacture of cosmetics.
text: The Basking shark has a very large liver that makes up to 25% of its body weight.
text: The Basking shark has been hunted for its large liver, which has been sold in Japan, and has been burned and used in lamps by fishermen in the U.K, whilst the oil has been used in the manufacture of cosmetics.
text: Commercially, it was put to many uses: the flesh for food and fishmeal, the hide for leather, and its large liver (which has a high squalene content) for oil.
text: The basking shark has a very large liver that accounts for up to 25% of its body weight.
text: The Basking shark has a very large liver that makes up to 25% of its body weight.
text: A basking shark has a very large liver.
text: Basking sharks were hunted using harpoon guns similar to what would have been used in whaling then cut up for their meat, their large liver and fins.
text: The basking shark has a particularly large liver that can weigh up to 25 percent of the body weight and provides buoyancy for its oceanic life.
text: Other scientists suggest that the shark slows its activity to a level that can be supported by energy it derives from the oil in its large liver.
text: Basking Sharks are a source of food, their skin provides hide for leather, they are used in animal feed, and are prized for their large liver for producing shark liver oil.
text: Commercially, it was put to many uses: the flesh for food and fishmeal, the hide for leather, and its large liver (which has a high squalene content) for oil.
text: Commercially, it was put to many uses: the flesh for food and fishmeal, the hide for leather, and its large liver (which has a high squalene content) for oil.
text: Commercially, it was put to many uses: the flesh for food and fishmeal, the hide for leather, and its large liver for oil.
text: The Basking shark has been hunted for its large liver, which has been sold in Japan, and has been burned and used in lamps by fishermen in the U.K, whilst the oil has been used in the manufacture of cosmetics.
text: The Basking shark has been hunted for its large liver, which has been sold in Japan, and has been burned and used in lamps by fishermen in the U.K, whilst the oil has been used in the manufacture of cosmetics.
text: The Basking shark has been hunted for its large liver, which has been sold in Japan, and has been burned and used in lamps by fishermen in the U.K, whilst the oil has been used in the manufacture of cosmetics.
text: Commercially, it was put to many uses: the flesh for food and fishmeal, the hide for leather, and its large liver (which has a high squalene content) for oil.
text: Basking sharks were hunted using harpoon guns similar to what would have been used in whaling then cut up for their meat, their large liver and fins.
text: Other scientists suggest that the shark slows its activity to a level that can be supported by energy it derives from the oil in its large liver.
text: Basking Sharks are a source of food, their skin provides hide for leather, they are used in animal feed, and are prized for their large liver for producing shark liver oil.
text: Its large and squalene-rich liver, accounting for up to 25% of its weight, has historically been used to supply oil of lighting and industrial use, its tough highly textured skin for leather and more recently, its fins, which are highly sought after for international trade to East Asia, for shark fin soup.
text: Its large and squalene-rich liver, accounting for up to 25% of its weight, has historically been used to supply oil of lighting and industrial use, its tough highly textured skin for leather and more recently, its fins, which are highly sought after for international trade to East Asia, for shark fin soup.
text: Commercially, it was put to many uses: the flesh for food and fishmeal, the hide for leather, and its large liver (which has a high squalene content) for oil.