Assertion: sea lamprey | /r/CapableOf | enter the great lakes
Facets:
value: from the atlantic ocean
type: LOCATION
value: through man-made shipping canals
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Sea lampreys entered the Great Lakes from the Atlantic Ocean through man-made shipping canals and were first observed in Lake Ontario in the 1830’s.
text: Since the sea lamprey came to the Great Lakes, some native fish species are in danger of dying out, such as the lake trout.
text: Yet sea lamprey was found throughout the Great Lakes to the farthest Great Lake, Lake Superior, within twenty-five years of their arrival to Lake Erie.
text: They likely entered Lake Ontario from the Atlantic Ocean through the New York State barge canal system in the 1800's, and entered the upper Great lakes after the Welland Canal was completed in 1829, allowing passage past Niagara Falls.
text: Sea lamprey arrived in the upper Great Lakes once the Welland Canal allowed them to swim around Niagara Falls.
text: The sea lamprey, also known as Petromyon marinus, is a jawless vertebrate found in the Atlantic Ocean, the Mediterranean Sea, and the Great Lakes.
text: Sea lamprey are found in all five Great Lakes as well as some tributaries in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
text: Today sea lampreys are also found in all of the Great Lakes.
text: For example, before sea lampreys entered the Great Lakes, Canada and the United States harvested about 15 million lbs.
text: Since the sea lamprey came to the Great Lakes, some native fish species are in danger of dying out, such as the lake trout.
text: Yet sea lamprey was found throughout the Great Lakes to the farthest Great Lake, Lake Superior, within twenty-five years of their arrival to Lake Erie.