The New Natural History volume 5
The New Natural History volume 5
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The common species grows to a yard in length. An allied type (Rhacholepis) occurs in the Cretaceous rocks of Brazil.
The earliest allies of the herring tribe seem to be the extinct slender-scales (Leptolepididcv), of which there are a considerable number of species, ranging throughout the Jurassic period. In the typical Leptolepis the dorsal fin is placed immediately over the pelvic pair, but in the nearly allied Thrissops it is over the anal. Although there are a number of other extinct generi...c types, more or less closely related to the herrings, it is impossible to enter into their consideration here, and we accordingly pass on to Slender Scales.
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THE SMOOTH-HEADS AND SOUTHERN SALMON. Families ALEPOOEPHALW. E and HAPLOCHITOKID^:.
The first of these two families is typically represented by the genus Alepocephalux, of which a species (A. Niger) is shown in the annexed illustration. While agreeing with the typical salmonoids in the structure Smooth-Heads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The common species grows to a yard in length. An allied type (Rhacholepis) occurs in the Cretaceous rocks of Brazil.
The earliest allies of the herring tribe seem to be the extinct slender-scales (Leptolepididcv), of which there are a considerable number of species, ranging throughout the Jurassic period. In the typical Leptolepis the dorsal fin is placed immediately over the pelvic pair, but in the nearly allied Thrissops it is over the anal. Although there are a number of other extinct generi...c types, more or less closely related to the herrings, it is impossible to enter into their consideration here, and we accordingly pass on to Slender Scales.
BLACK SMOOTH-HEAD ($ lUlt. Size).
THE SMOOTH-HEADS AND SOUTHERN SALMON. Families ALEPOOEPHALW. E and HAPLOCHITOKID^:.
The first of these two families is typically represented by the genus Alepocephalux, of which a species (A. Niger) is shown in the annexed illustration. While agreeing with the typical salmonoids in the structure Smooth-Heads.
What to read after The New Natural History volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Lydekker to read onlineMoreLess
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