Catalogue of the Fishes in the British Museum 4
Catalogue of the Fishes in the British Museum 4
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Pseudoscarus rubro-violaceus, Bleek. Ail. Ichth. p. 37. tab. 13. fig. 3.
Two series of scales on the cheek and one or two scales on the lower proopercular limb ; the inferior series composed of six scales.
Upper lip broad, with the inner portion well developed ; jaws brown- ish ; teeth of moderate size. Anterior dorsal spines shortest ; fifteen pectoral rays ; caudal truncated, with the angles produced. Reddish, with numerous irregular, streak-like black spots ; fins uniform.
Java, a. Adult. Mo...luccas.
81. Pseudoscarus forsteni BMcer, AU, Ichth. p. 88. tab. a fig. 2.
Three series of scales on the cheek, the lower of which is composed of five scales and covers the proopercular limb. Upper lip broad ; jaws whitish, the upper with pointed teeth at the angle. Dorsal spines subequal in length ; fourteen pectoral rayB ; the upper profile of the head convex. Rose-coloured, with a broad brown band from the eye to the caudal. (Bl.) Celebes.
d. Scales on the cheek in two series.
82. Pseudoscarus ghobban.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pseudoscarus rubro-violaceus, Bleek. Ail. Ichth. p. 37. tab. 13. fig. 3.
Two series of scales on the cheek and one or two scales on the lower proopercular limb ; the inferior series composed of six scales.
Upper lip broad, with the inner portion well developed ; jaws brown- ish ; teeth of moderate size. Anterior dorsal spines shortest ; fifteen pectoral rays ; caudal truncated, with the angles produced. Reddish, with numerous irregular, streak-like black spots ; fins uniform.
Java, a. Adult. Mo...luccas.
81. Pseudoscarus forsteni BMcer, AU, Ichth. p. 88. tab. a fig. 2.
Three series of scales on the cheek, the lower of which is composed of five scales and covers the proopercular limb. Upper lip broad ; jaws whitish, the upper with pointed teeth at the angle. Dorsal spines subequal in length ; fourteen pectoral rayB ; the upper profile of the head convex. Rose-coloured, with a broad brown band from the eye to the caudal. (Bl.) Celebes.
d. Scales on the cheek in two series.
82. Pseudoscarus ghobban.
What to read after Catalogue of the Fishes in the British Museum 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by British Museum (Natural History). Dept. of Zoology to read onlineMoreLess
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