Fishes volume 1
Fishes volume 1
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102-108, L. Tr. 18/6; Soneriver, A. 2/12, L. 1. 98, L. Tr. 18/6; Orissa, A. 2/13-14, L. 1. 86-98, L. Tr. 14-18/6 (some of these appeared to be intermediate forms between this species and the last); Calcutta, A. 2/11-13, L. 1. 90-110, L. Tr. 17-19/6; Seharunpore, A. 2/11-12, L. 1. 95- 100, L. Tr. 18-19/6; Sind, A. 2/11-12, L. 1. 92-96, L. Tr. 17- 19/6. One specimen from Bezwarah bad A. 2/15, L. 1. 95, L. Tr. 12/6.
Hob. Throughout India, except Malabar, Mysore, and Madras, and parts of the Deccan... ; attaining at least 7 inches in length.
368 TELEOSTEI. PHYSOSTOMI.
Family V. CHIROCENTRID^.
Pseudobranchije absent. Body much elongated and compressed. Margin of upper jaw formed by the premaxillaries mesially, and the maxillaries laterally. Opercular apparatus complete. Barbels absent. A single rayed dorsal fin belonging to the caudal portion of the vertebral column. Stomach with a blind sac : intestinal canal short and furnished internally with spiral folds. No pyloric appendages. Air-bladder present.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
102-108, L. Tr. 18/6; Soneriver, A. 2/12, L. 1. 98, L. Tr. 18/6; Orissa, A. 2/13-14, L. 1. 86-98, L. Tr. 14-18/6 (some of these appeared to be intermediate forms between this species and the last); Calcutta, A. 2/11-13, L. 1. 90-110, L. Tr. 17-19/6; Seharunpore, A. 2/11-12, L. 1. 95- 100, L. Tr. 18-19/6; Sind, A. 2/11-12, L. 1. 92-96, L. Tr. 17- 19/6. One specimen from Bezwarah bad A. 2/15, L. 1. 95, L. Tr. 12/6.
Hob. Throughout India, except Malabar, Mysore, and Madras, and parts of the Deccan... ; attaining at least 7 inches in length.
368 TELEOSTEI. PHYSOSTOMI.
Family V. CHIROCENTRID^.
Pseudobranchije absent. Body much elongated and compressed. Margin of upper jaw formed by the premaxillaries mesially, and the maxillaries laterally. Opercular apparatus complete. Barbels absent. A single rayed dorsal fin belonging to the caudal portion of the vertebral column. Stomach with a blind sac : intestinal canal short and furnished internally with spiral folds. No pyloric appendages. Air-bladder present.
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