The Fishes of Great Britain And Ireland
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Scales rather large. Stomach large, with a cul-de-sac : pyloric appendages short, and in small or moderate numbers. Ova small, falling into the cavity of the abdomen before extrusion. Air-bladder small, and (according to Cuvier) destitute of a pnewnaiic duct.
Dr. Giintlier observes (Introd. Study of Fish. p. 650) tliat both "Argentina sihis and A. Hebridica have been found occasionally on the North British coasts." I have been unable to ascertain any record of the former, except an example of A.... sphyrcena, thus termed by Edward, but which he considered identical with my figured species : while A. sphyrcena and A. Hebridica are two names for the same species. The diiference between the two species is as follows : — Argentina silus, D. 11-12 | 0, P. 17-18, V. 12-13, A. 14, L. 1. 60-65, Vert. 65.
Argentina sphyrcena, D. 9-11 1 0, P. 13-14, V. 11, A. 12-13, L. 1. 60-53, Vert.
50-52.
Geographical distribution. — Rather small marine forms found in the seas of Europe, often at considerable depths : two species have likewise been taken off the West coast of New Zealand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scales rather large. Stomach large, with a cul-de-sac : pyloric appendages short, and in small or moderate numbers. Ova small, falling into the cavity of the abdomen before extrusion. Air-bladder small, and (according to Cuvier) destitute of a pnewnaiic duct.
Dr. Giintlier observes (Introd. Study of Fish. p. 650) tliat both "Argentina sihis and A. Hebridica have been found occasionally on the North British coasts." I have been unable to ascertain any record of the former, except an example of A.... sphyrcena, thus termed by Edward, but which he considered identical with my figured species : while A. sphyrcena and A. Hebridica are two names for the same species. The diiference between the two species is as follows : — Argentina silus, D. 11-12 | 0, P. 17-18, V. 12-13, A. 14, L. 1. 60-65, Vert. 65.
Argentina sphyrcena, D. 9-11 1 0, P. 13-14, V. 11, A. 12-13, L. 1. 60-53, Vert.
50-52.
Geographical distribution. — Rather small marine forms found in the seas of Europe, often at considerable depths : two species have likewise been taken off the West coast of New Zealand.
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