An Introduction to the Study of Fishes
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A tentacle above the orbit. Gill-opening wide.
Thirty species, from the coasts of tropical America and the southern temperate zone. Three other genera are closely allied to Clinus, viz. Cristiceps and Cremnohates, in which the three anterior dorsal spines are detached from the rest of the fin ; and Tripterygmm, with three distinct dorsal fins, of wHch the two anterior are spinous. The species of these genera are as numerous as those of Clinus, occurring in many parts of tropical seas, in the Me...diterranean, and being espe- cially well represented in South Australia and New Zealand.
Stich^us. — Body elongate, covered with very small scales ; lateral line more or less distinct, sometimes several lateral lines.
Snout short ; very small teeth in the jaws, and generally on the palate. Dorsal fin long, formed by spines only. Ventrals with two or three rays. Caudal fin distinct. Gill-openings rather wide.
496 FISHES.
Small fishes, peculiar to the coasts near the arctic circle, rano'iiig southwards to the coasts of Japan and Scandinavia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A tentacle above the orbit. Gill-opening wide.
Thirty species, from the coasts of tropical America and the southern temperate zone. Three other genera are closely allied to Clinus, viz. Cristiceps and Cremnohates, in which the three anterior dorsal spines are detached from the rest of the fin ; and Tripterygmm, with three distinct dorsal fins, of wHch the two anterior are spinous. The species of these genera are as numerous as those of Clinus, occurring in many parts of tropical seas, in the Me...diterranean, and being espe- cially well represented in South Australia and New Zealand.
Stich^us. — Body elongate, covered with very small scales ; lateral line more or less distinct, sometimes several lateral lines.
Snout short ; very small teeth in the jaws, and generally on the palate. Dorsal fin long, formed by spines only. Ventrals with two or three rays. Caudal fin distinct. Gill-openings rather wide.
496 FISHES.
Small fishes, peculiar to the coasts near the arctic circle, rano'iiig southwards to the coasts of Japan and Scandinavia.
What to read after An Introduction to the Study of Fishes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Günther, Albert C. L. G. (Albert Carl Ludwig Gotthilf), 1830-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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