Elements of Herpetology And of Ichthyology Prepared for the Use of Schools An
Elements of Herpetology And of Ichthyology Prepared for the Use of Schools An
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The importance of the mackerel fishery may be estimated from the fact that in the state of Massachusetts, no less than 308, 462 barrels were packed during the year 1830. On the western coasts of England, this fishery is conducted with nets at night by torch-light ; the fisher- 21. What are the characters of the Scomberoides ?
22. What are the characters of the tribe of Scomber?
23. What are the characters of Mackerel?
24. What are the characters of the common Mackerel?
BON IT A. 97 men spread t...hemselves over several leagues and cast their nets, which are sometimes more than a league in extent, in the direc- tion pursued by the shoals of mackerel. The meshes of the net are of a size to receive the head of a moderate sized fish, but arrest it by the fins, and when it endeavours to extricate itself, its gills become entangled, and it is held prisoner. Mackerels are also caught by the hook and line.
25. The genus of Ttnuuj, 77i ; y/m?/s ? is closely approximated to that of the Mackerel, from which it is distinguished by a sort of corselet around the thorax formed of scales which are larger and not so smooth as those on the rest of the body.
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The importance of the mackerel fishery may be estimated from the fact that in the state of Massachusetts, no less than 308, 462 barrels were packed during the year 1830. On the western coasts of England, this fishery is conducted with nets at night by torch-light ; the fisher- 21. What are the characters of the Scomberoides ?
22. What are the characters of the tribe of Scomber?
23. What are the characters of Mackerel?
24. What are the characters of the common Mackerel?
BON IT A. 97 men spread t...hemselves over several leagues and cast their nets, which are sometimes more than a league in extent, in the direc- tion pursued by the shoals of mackerel. The meshes of the net are of a size to receive the head of a moderate sized fish, but arrest it by the fins, and when it endeavours to extricate itself, its gills become entangled, and it is held prisoner. Mackerels are also caught by the hook and line.
25. The genus of Ttnuuj, 77i ; y/m?/s ? is closely approximated to that of the Mackerel, from which it is distinguished by a sort of corselet around the thorax formed of scales which are larger and not so smooth as those on the rest of the body.
What to read after Elements of Herpetology And of Ichthyology Prepared for the Use of Schools An?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W S W William Samuel Waithman Ruschenberger to read onlineMoreLess
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