Fishes of the Perch Family
Fishes of the Perch Family
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KUHL. Et VON HASSELT. PLATE X.
Le Diploprion, Cuv. Et Valen. Hist. Nat. Des Poissons, i. 137.
B7; D. 8-15; A. 2. 12 ; C. 17; P. 17; V. 1. 6.
THIS singular looking fish was discovered on the coast of Java. The body is compressed, the "head very large, and nearly the depth of the body, from whence the shape tapers towards the tail. The opercle is armed with three strong spines, and the preopercle has the edges toothed and serrated. The first dorsal fin is large and powerful, and contains eight ve...ry strong rays. In the other fins nothing remarkable is seen except in the ventrals, whose first and second rays are long, and extend beyond the commence- ment of the anal fin. The scaling is very minute. The colours are a fine reddish yellow, relieved by two crossing bands of black, the one through the eye, the other from the termination of the first dorsal fin, obliquely, to the anal ; the first 116 TWO BANKET DIPLOPRION.
dorsal fin is brownish black. This fish is only known of about six inches in length.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
KUHL. Et VON HASSELT. PLATE X.
Le Diploprion, Cuv. Et Valen. Hist. Nat. Des Poissons, i. 137.
B7; D. 8-15; A. 2. 12 ; C. 17; P. 17; V. 1. 6.
THIS singular looking fish was discovered on the coast of Java. The body is compressed, the "head very large, and nearly the depth of the body, from whence the shape tapers towards the tail. The opercle is armed with three strong spines, and the preopercle has the edges toothed and serrated. The first dorsal fin is large and powerful, and contains eight ve...ry strong rays. In the other fins nothing remarkable is seen except in the ventrals, whose first and second rays are long, and extend beyond the commence- ment of the anal fin. The scaling is very minute. The colours are a fine reddish yellow, relieved by two crossing bands of black, the one through the eye, the other from the termination of the first dorsal fin, obliquely, to the anal ; the first 116 TWO BANKET DIPLOPRION.
dorsal fin is brownish black. This fish is only known of about six inches in length.
What to read after Fishes of the Perch Family?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Jardine to read onlineMoreLess
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