A Guide to the Study of Fishes
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CHAPTER XIII PHTHINOBRANCHII: HEMIBRANCHII, LOPHO- BRANCHII, AND HYPOSTOMIDES UBORDER Hemibranchii. — Still another transitional group, the Hemibranchii, is composed of spiny- rayed fishes with abdominal ventrals. In this sub- order there are other points of divergence, though none of high importance. In these fishes the bones of the shoulder-girdle are somewhat distorted, the supraclavicle reduced or wanting, and the gill structures somewhat degenerate. The presence of bones cahed interclavicl...es or infraclavicles, below and behind the clavicle, has been supposed to characterize the order of Hemibranchii. But this character has very slight importance.
In two famiUes, Macrorhampho sides and Centriscidce, the inter- clavicles are absent altogether. In the Fistnlariidce they are very large. According to the studies of Mr. Edwin C. Starks, <.. fig.="" iso.="" shoulder-girdle="" of="" a="" stickleback="" gastrrosteus="" aculcatus="" linikcu.s.="" parker.="" fistvlaria="" pchmba="" laccpcde="" showing="" greatly="" ex-="" tended="" interclavicle="" the="" surface="" cswificd.="">
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER XIII PHTHINOBRANCHII: HEMIBRANCHII, LOPHO- BRANCHII, AND HYPOSTOMIDES UBORDER Hemibranchii. — Still another transitional group, the Hemibranchii, is composed of spiny- rayed fishes with abdominal ventrals. In this sub- order there are other points of divergence, though none of high importance. In these fishes the bones of the shoulder-girdle are somewhat distorted, the supraclavicle reduced or wanting, and the gill structures somewhat degenerate. The presence of bones cahed interclavicl...es or infraclavicles, below and behind the clavicle, has been supposed to characterize the order of Hemibranchii. But this character has very slight importance.
In two famiUes, Macrorhampho sides and Centriscidce, the inter- clavicles are absent altogether. In the Fistnlariidce they are very large. According to the studies of Mr. Edwin C. Starks, <.. fig.="" iso.="" shoulder-girdle="" of="" a="" stickleback="" gastrrosteus="" aculcatus="" linikcu.s.="" parker.="" fistvlaria="" pchmba="" laccpcde="" showing="" greatly="" ex-="" tended="" interclavicle="" the="" surface="" cswificd.="">
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