Pamphlets On Forestry Fish And Game volume 3
Pamphlets On Forestry Fish And Game volume 3
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Head 3; depth 6. D. I, 7; A. 19; eye small, elliptical, 3 in snout, 12 m head, 6 in iuterocular. A narrow flap of skin across the snout con- necting the posterior nasal openings. Width below the dorsal spine a little greater than the depth, less than the width at the humeral process, which equals the greatest width of the head measured at the opercles. Head depressed, its depth at base of occipital process \\ in the greatest width, becoming gradually more depressed forward; width at angle of mo...uth If in length of head, its greatest width about 1 in its length ; snout short, 4 in head. Top of head coarsely granular, the granules forming striae in front, vermiculations posteriorly or, in places, more or less regular striae. Occipital process truncate, its width at tip greater than its length, the dorsal plate large, saddle-shaped, its bony tubercles forming striae which are parallel with the strongly convex margin of the " saddle"; opercular bones granular striate, the humeral process with bony tubercles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Head 3; depth 6. D. I, 7; A. 19; eye small, elliptical, 3 in snout, 12 m head, 6 in iuterocular. A narrow flap of skin across the snout con- necting the posterior nasal openings. Width below the dorsal spine a little greater than the depth, less than the width at the humeral process, which equals the greatest width of the head measured at the opercles. Head depressed, its depth at base of occipital process \\ in the greatest width, becoming gradually more depressed forward; width at angle of mo...uth If in length of head, its greatest width about 1 in its length ; snout short, 4 in head. Top of head coarsely granular, the granules forming striae in front, vermiculations posteriorly or, in places, more or less regular striae. Occipital process truncate, its width at tip greater than its length, the dorsal plate large, saddle-shaped, its bony tubercles forming striae which are parallel with the strongly convex margin of the " saddle"; opercular bones granular striate, the humeral process with bony tubercles.
What to read after Pamphlets On Forestry Fish And Game volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Edward Collinge to read onlineMoreLess
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