A List of the Fishes of Hawaii : With Notes And Descriptions of New Species Vol. 10 No. 1
A List of the Fishes of Hawaii : With Notes And Descriptions of New Species Vol. 10 No. 1
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(.1. & E., p. 143.) A small species, not exceeding two feet in length. Generally common.
30 MEMOIRS OF THE CARNEGIE MUSEUM.
§ Agriosphyrcena Fowler.
(Giant barracudas with large scales, less than ninety.) 207. Sphyraena snodgrassf Jenkins. Kdku. (J. & E., p. 143.) This large and fierce Barracuda is common in the markets, and reaches a length of six feet. The species requires to be compared with other large Barracudas of the South Seas.
Suborder RHEGNOPTERI.
Family LIX. POLYNEMIU^ (Thread-fishes...).
Polynemus Linnaeus.
(Polydactylies Lacepede.) 208. Polynemus sexfilis Cuvier and Valenciennes. Moi; Moi-lii. (J. & E., p. 144.) Not rare at Honolulu.
Suborder PERCIFORMES.
Family LX. XIPHIID^.
Xiphias Linnseus.
209. Xiphias gladius Linnseus. (J. & E., p. 168.) The common swordfish is occasionally taken at Honolulu.
Family LXI. ISTIOPHOPJD.E (Spear-fishes).
Tetrapterus Agassiz.
210. Tetrapterus mitsukurii Jordan and Snyder. A'n.
This large spear-fish, originally described from Japan, but since found to be abundant at Santa Catalina, may be seen every day in the Honolulu markets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(.1. & E., p. 143.) A small species, not exceeding two feet in length. Generally common.
30 MEMOIRS OF THE CARNEGIE MUSEUM.
§ Agriosphyrcena Fowler.
(Giant barracudas with large scales, less than ninety.) 207. Sphyraena snodgrassf Jenkins. Kdku. (J. & E., p. 143.) This large and fierce Barracuda is common in the markets, and reaches a length of six feet. The species requires to be compared with other large Barracudas of the South Seas.
Suborder RHEGNOPTERI.
Family LIX. POLYNEMIU^ (Thread-fishes...).
Polynemus Linnaeus.
(Polydactylies Lacepede.) 208. Polynemus sexfilis Cuvier and Valenciennes. Moi; Moi-lii. (J. & E., p. 144.) Not rare at Honolulu.
Suborder PERCIFORMES.
Family LX. XIPHIID^.
Xiphias Linnseus.
209. Xiphias gladius Linnseus. (J. & E., p. 168.) The common swordfish is occasionally taken at Honolulu.
Family LXI. ISTIOPHOPJD.E (Spear-fishes).
Tetrapterus Agassiz.
210. Tetrapterus mitsukurii Jordan and Snyder. A'n.
This large spear-fish, originally described from Japan, but since found to be abundant at Santa Catalina, may be seen every day in the Honolulu markets.
What to read after A List of the Fishes of Hawaii : With Notes And Descriptions of New Species Vol. 10 No. 1?
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