10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BELLOWS FISH»
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1
The illustrated natural history
The Bellows-fish, sometimes called the Trumpet-fish and the Sea Snipe, is most
common in the Mediterranean, though a few casual specimens have been taken
off the British islands. It prefers to reside in moderately deep water, and is mostly
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2
The Illustrated Natural History: Birds
The Bellows-fish, sometimes called the Trumpet-fish and the Sea Snipe, is most
common in the Mediterranean, though a few casual specimens have been taken
off the British islands. It prefers to reside in moderately deep water, and is mostly
...
3
A pronouncing and explanatory dictionary of the English ...
Roaring. [sound. BELLOWING, bcUo-lng, ppr. Making a loud hollow BELLOWS,
bcUfl«, n. The instrument to blow the (ire. BELLOWS-FISH, bAUus-fish, ». The
trumpet fish, about four inches long, with a long snout, whence its name. [bellows.
4
Buffon's Natural history, corrected and enlarged by J. ...
Bear, American Black i. Bear, Brown i. Bear, Bornean i. Bear, Grizzly i. Bear,
Large-lipped ... i. Bear, White or Polar i. Bear, Thibet i. Beaver i. Bedas i. Bee iv.
Bee Cuckoo iii. Bee-eater iii. Beefeater iii. Beetle iv. Bellows Fish iii. Bengal Loris
ii.
Georges Louis Le Clerc (comte de Buffon.), John Wright (F.Z.S.), 1831
5
Encyclopaedia Londinensis, or, Universal dictionary of arts, ...
Centriscus scolopax, the trumpet or bellows fish. The scales on the body form the
specific character : they are hard, sliarp, am!, standing pretty thick, m ike the fish
rough if rubbed against the grain. There are four rays in the membrane of the ...
6
A Natural History of the Most Remarkable Quadrupeds, Birds, ...
THis fish, which belongs to the genns Centriscus, is also called the Bellows Fish.
Its body is short and broad, laterally compressed, and very much resembles a
pair of bellows in shape ; it is of a pale red colour. The head which is broadish ...
Mary Trimmer, Thomas Bewick, 1825
7
A Catalogue of the Different Kinds of
Fish of Malta and ...
(rare) Tordo a 3 macchie Blue-spotted Wrassi La Triple tache Winter Beccaccia
Bellows-fish La Becasse (Rare) Falcone Flying Gurnard La Pirapede Perennial
Ferraccia Fire -flare La Pastenaque Summer Seppiola Small Cuttle-fish La petite
...
8
Portraits of a Head Tie: In celebration and recognition Of ...
She fell below its roughed-in-take over time, To feed and raise her many children
Like a sailor to life she sails unbroken Under the weight she carries in stride She
hollers and bellows Fish, Fish . . . flying fish three uh dollar So that She can mek ...
9
An Historical and Statistical Account of Nova-Scotia
Bona Whale Black fish finback Basking Shark Bone Shark Alewife Bass Bellows
fish Bill fish Blue fish Bone eater Brook sucker Bream Cape ling Cat fish Chub
sucker Cod Cuak Dab Dollar fish Flounder Frost fish Congor Esl Lamprey do.
10
Vivarium naturæ or the naturalist's miscellany. ...
Body compressed, with carinated abdomen. Ventral fins united. Specific
Character, &c. Reddish CENTRISCUS, with rough, scaly body, and strait tail. Der
Schneppenfisch. Bloch, icthth. t. 123. f. I. The Trumpet or Bellows-Fish. Will, ichth.
p. 160.
