Cope Papers, 1871-[1897
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In general this species is quite near the latter ; the number of scales is the same, and the proportions quite similar. The orbit is not so elevated, and the long dorsal radii about half as long as those of that species. Length of type eight IS^"-] 483 [Cope.
inches. Locality not well ascertained, but as it accompanied species of Buballchthys, it is probably from one of the western States.
Dedicated to my friend, Dr. John Edw. Gray, for many years the ener- getic direclor of the zoological depa...rtment of the British Museum.
Garpiodes ihompsonii, Agass.
Amer. Journ. Sci. Arts, XIX 75. Oatostomus eyprimn Thompson, Nat. Hist. Vermont. Sclerognathus cyprinus pars Kirtland, Pishes of Ohio, Proc. Bost. N. H. Soo. V. 375.
This is perhaps the handsomest species of the genus, and is distinguished by its stout form, numerous narrowly exposed scales, and little elevated dorsal fin. The eye is small, entering the length of the head 5.3 times, and 2.2 times the interorbital width. Tlie muzzle is more elongate, but not so conic as in the two species last described, and projects far beyond the nasal crests, having an obliquely truncate profile.
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In general this species is quite near the latter ; the number of scales is the same, and the proportions quite similar. The orbit is not so elevated, and the long dorsal radii about half as long as those of that species. Length of type eight IS^"-] 483 [Cope.
inches. Locality not well ascertained, but as it accompanied species of Buballchthys, it is probably from one of the western States.
Dedicated to my friend, Dr. John Edw. Gray, for many years the ener- getic direclor of the zoological depa...rtment of the British Museum.
Garpiodes ihompsonii, Agass.
Amer. Journ. Sci. Arts, XIX 75. Oatostomus eyprimn Thompson, Nat. Hist. Vermont. Sclerognathus cyprinus pars Kirtland, Pishes of Ohio, Proc. Bost. N. H. Soo. V. 375.
This is perhaps the handsomest species of the genus, and is distinguished by its stout form, numerous narrowly exposed scales, and little elevated dorsal fin. The eye is small, entering the length of the head 5.3 times, and 2.2 times the interorbital width. Tlie muzzle is more elongate, but not so conic as in the two species last described, and projects far beyond the nasal crests, having an obliquely truncate profile.
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