Fishes volume 2
Fishes volume 2
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I | 7| 13. A. 13. L. R. 120-125/100-120. L. Tr. 12/24. C. P. 14. Length of head 3|, of caudal 7, height of body 7 in the total length. Eyes superior, diameter 6| to 7 in length of head, 1| diam. From end of snout, and 2 apart. Head strongly depressed, its upper surface triangular, the base between the preopercular spines | of the length. Interorbital space flat or slightly concave, two ridges extending back from orbit, the inner dividing over the occiput, whilst the outer or temporal terminates... at the shoulder in two blade-like spines. One spine at anterior lower angle of orbit, none at nostrils, which are patent but not tubular. Preorbital with three raised grooves starting in a stellate form from a common centre. Preopercle with most of its surface forming a portion of the flattened upper plane of the head, and having two very strong spines at its angle, the inferior of which is the longer and some- COTTID^E. 239 tiroes equals the diameter of the eye. Opercle with two spiues. Tins first dorsal spines weak, the first slightly the longest, inter- spinous membrane very slightly emarginate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I | 7| 13. A. 13. L. R. 120-125/100-120. L. Tr. 12/24. C. P. 14. Length of head 3|, of caudal 7, height of body 7 in the total length. Eyes superior, diameter 6| to 7 in length of head, 1| diam. From end of snout, and 2 apart. Head strongly depressed, its upper surface triangular, the base between the preopercular spines | of the length. Interorbital space flat or slightly concave, two ridges extending back from orbit, the inner dividing over the occiput, whilst the outer or temporal terminates... at the shoulder in two blade-like spines. One spine at anterior lower angle of orbit, none at nostrils, which are patent but not tubular. Preorbital with three raised grooves starting in a stellate form from a common centre. Preopercle with most of its surface forming a portion of the flattened upper plane of the head, and having two very strong spines at its angle, the inferior of which is the longer and some- COTTID^E. 239 tiroes equals the diameter of the eye. Opercle with two spiues. Tins first dorsal spines weak, the first slightly the longest, inter- spinous membrane very slightly emarginate.
What to read after Fishes volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Day to read onlineMoreLess
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