The Small Mouthed Bass
The Small Mouthed Bass
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"At the angle of the free border of the opercle of the female is a white spot, and above this the caudal end of the stripe through the eye ends in a darker spot. This white spot stands out with great distinct- ness in this female under sexual ex- citement, though it is visible at all times in both male and female. It occupies the position of the ear flap in the other sunfishes. The female is but little thicker than the male and (contrary to the usual condition) is lighter coloured. The male is ...slightly mottled and has the black and white ear spot. The upper and back part of his eye (iris) is scarlet, while that of the female remains brown, though in other females I have seen the eye tempor- arily red. The male is then distinguished by his red eyes, more slender form and darker colour. The mottling of the body of the female here described is present at all times in both males and females, but is ordinarily very inconspicuous because the network, in the meshes of which are the darker spots, is itself almost as dark as the spots.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"At the angle of the free border of the opercle of the female is a white spot, and above this the caudal end of the stripe through the eye ends in a darker spot. This white spot stands out with great distinct- ness in this female under sexual ex- citement, though it is visible at all times in both male and female. It occupies the position of the ear flap in the other sunfishes. The female is but little thicker than the male and (contrary to the usual condition) is lighter coloured. The male is ...slightly mottled and has the black and white ear spot. The upper and back part of his eye (iris) is scarlet, while that of the female remains brown, though in other females I have seen the eye tempor- arily red. The male is then distinguished by his red eyes, more slender form and darker colour. The mottling of the body of the female here described is present at all times in both males and females, but is ordinarily very inconspicuous because the network, in the meshes of which are the darker spots, is itself almost as dark as the spots.
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