A Naturalist's Rambles About Home

Abbott, Charles C[onrad], 1843-1919. [from Old Catalog]

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Common snnfish.
Mud sunfish.
River sunfish.
Gizzard shad.
Red-fin.
MuUet.
Eel.
Cat-fish.
Tjamprey.
Sturgeon.
Table II.
FoieeUss.
Pirate.
Yellow perch.
Mud sunfish.
Common sunfish.
Gizzard shad.
River sunfish.
Mullet.
Banded sunfish.
Lamprey.
Chub.
Oat-fish, Roach.
Eel.
Red-fin.
Sturgeon.
Pike.
BU!-fish.
"We have here enumerated four species that are brill- iantly colored, and eight that are dull or simply silvery ; and of the former, none are believed to have any voice Digitized byGoogk 436 RAM...BLES ABOUT HOME.
proper, while of the eight of the right hand, all are be- lieved to be BO endowed. In the right-hand column of Table II, it will be noticed that among the " voiceless " species are included the four highly-colored fishes and five others, aU of silvery tints, which I have carefully studied, and which have no habit, so far as I could dis- cover, that would separate them from the species that are without a voice. We can then scarcely avoid the conclu- sion, that with fishes as with birds the brilliantly-colored males, as a rule, are mostly if not wholly dependent on their hues to attract the females during the amatory sea- son.

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