A History of British Fishes volume 1
A History of British Fishes volume 1
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299, tab. S. 19.
Cheilodiptereaigle, LACEPEDE.
Scitena aquila, FLEM. Brit. An. P. 213, sp. 144.
Generic Characters. Body covered with scales : two dorsal fins ; spines of the anal fin slender : a single row of strong teeth in each jaw ; a narrow line of small ones in the upper jaw only, none on the vomer or palatine bones : pre- operculum serrated, when young ; operculum ending with one or more spines ; branchiostegous rays 7.
THE limited space to be devoted to each species in this work, will n...ot allow an opportunity of following Cuvier and M. Valenciennes through the long chain of historical research by which they have succeeded in clearing the Eu- ropean ScitenidtE from the obscurity in which they were involved by the older writers. This important branch of Ichthyological history, for which Baron Cuvier was so * The family of the Maigres.
MAK;RK. 91 eminently qualified by his great talents and acquirements, his excellent memory, and the extensive materials by which he was surrounded, forms one of the most valuable features of all that part of the work on fishes he was spared to accomplish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
299, tab. S. 19.
Cheilodiptereaigle, LACEPEDE.
Scitena aquila, FLEM. Brit. An. P. 213, sp. 144.
Generic Characters. Body covered with scales : two dorsal fins ; spines of the anal fin slender : a single row of strong teeth in each jaw ; a narrow line of small ones in the upper jaw only, none on the vomer or palatine bones : pre- operculum serrated, when young ; operculum ending with one or more spines ; branchiostegous rays 7.
THE limited space to be devoted to each species in this work, will n...ot allow an opportunity of following Cuvier and M. Valenciennes through the long chain of historical research by which they have succeeded in clearing the Eu- ropean ScitenidtE from the obscurity in which they were involved by the older writers. This important branch of Ichthyological history, for which Baron Cuvier was so * The family of the Maigres.
MAK;RK. 91 eminently qualified by his great talents and acquirements, his excellent memory, and the extensive materials by which he was surrounded, forms one of the most valuable features of all that part of the work on fishes he was spared to accomplish.
What to read after A History of British Fishes volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Yarrell to read onlineMoreLess
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