Fish And Fishing in the Lone Glens of Scotland: With a History of the ...
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The vomerine teeth presented a double interrupted mesial row (as in the trout) , varyii^ from sixteen ,to twenty-four. In some, the temsverse teeth on the chevron were distinct ; but in others this oould not be determined: or, at all events, the transverse row present did not extend beyond the range of the mesial rows. In the specimen which Mr. Young considers to be a parr, I found the vomerine teeth as follows : Mesial in a dcmble row and alter- nating, as in trout ... 8 — 8 =r 16 Anteriorly o...n the chevron or transverse teeth . • 4 20 Audi alteram partem ; for this reason I subjoin a letter addressed to a kind Mend — one, if I recollect right, of my former students; also one from my esteemed Mend of Invershin i " My dear John, — I have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter, and would have answered the same ere this had not my shooting excursions interfered more or less. However, regarding the parr and salmon, I have studied the subject much, and inde^ have assisted Mr. Gillom with his experiments, closely, ever since 1838, and neither of us entertain the slightest doubt but that the parr becomes salmon the third year afber being spawned.
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The vomerine teeth presented a double interrupted mesial row (as in the trout) , varyii^ from sixteen ,to twenty-four. In some, the temsverse teeth on the chevron were distinct ; but in others this oould not be determined: or, at all events, the transverse row present did not extend beyond the range of the mesial rows. In the specimen which Mr. Young considers to be a parr, I found the vomerine teeth as follows : Mesial in a dcmble row and alter- nating, as in trout ... 8 — 8 =r 16 Anteriorly o...n the chevron or transverse teeth . • 4 20 Audi alteram partem ; for this reason I subjoin a letter addressed to a kind Mend — one, if I recollect right, of my former students; also one from my esteemed Mend of Invershin i " My dear John, — I have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter, and would have answered the same ere this had not my shooting excursions interfered more or less. However, regarding the parr and salmon, I have studied the subject much, and inde^ have assisted Mr. Gillom with his experiments, closely, ever since 1838, and neither of us entertain the slightest doubt but that the parr becomes salmon the third year afber being spawned.
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