10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OQUASSA»
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oquassa in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
oquassa and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Fishes of New England: The trout or charrs
The gill-rakers are degenerated to a greater degree than in <S. oquassa, in
which the same tendency has been observed. Description drawn from a
specimen 7& inches long taken on the night of October 29, 1912. Diagnosis. —
Head shorter ...
William Converse Kendall, 1911
There is one charr in Europe, Salvelinus alpinus. In America at least five :
Salvelinus fontinalis, the Eastern brook trout (speckled beauty) ; Salvelinus
oquassa, the blue- back trout of Rangely Lake ; Salvelinus namaycush, the Great
Lake trout, ...
William Charles Harris, 1893
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Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries to the Secretary of ...
when taken with other apparent differences, that the usual anal-fin formula in S.
aureolus is 9, that of S. oquassa 10 or 11. The second distinction does not now
obtain, for mature 9-inch aureolus have been observed and oquassa is known to
...
United States. Bureau of Fisheries, 1914
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Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries to the Secretary of ...
when taken with other apparent differences, that the usual anal-fin formula- in S.
aureolus is 9, that of S. oquassa 10 or 11. The second distinction does not now
obtain, for mature 9-inch aureolus have been observed and oquassa is known to
...
United States. Bureau of Fisheries, 1914
when taken with other apparent differences, that the usual anal-fin formula in S.
aureolus is 9, that of S. oquassa 10 or 11. The second distinction does not now
obtain, for mature 9-inch aureolus have been observed and oquassa is known to
...
United States. Bureau of Fisheries, 1914
when taken with other apparent differences, that the usual anal-fin formula in S.
aureolus is 9, that of S. oquassa 10 or 11. The second distinction does not now
obtain, for mature 9-inch aureolus have been observed and oquassa is known to
...
United States. Bureau of Fisheries, 1913
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The fishes of North and middle America: a descriptive ...
248 megalops 248 osculus 248 Opthalmolophus 2360 Oquassa Trout .'. 514 j
oquassa, Salmo 515 Salvelinus 514,515 marstoni 515 naresi 515 Oranchee,
Grand 1057 Orange Filefish 1718 Rockflsh 1793 Orbe, Le Diodon 1749
orbicularis, ...
David Starr Jordan, Barton Warren Evermann, United States National Museum, 1898
8
Fishes and fishing in Sunapee Lake
when taken with other apparent differences, that the usual anal-fin formula in S.
aureolus is 9, that of S. oquassa 10 or 11. The second distinction does not now
obtain, for mature 9-inch aureolus have been observed and oquassa is known to
...
William Converse Kendall, 1913
9
Congressional Series of United States Public Documents
the Oquassa trout, or blue-back, (Salmo oquassa Gir.), the Mackinaw trout (
Salmo namaycush Pennant), the Skaneateles lake-trout, (Salmo confinis (?)
DeKay), the California brook-trout, (Salmo iridea Gibbons), the Utah trout (Salmo
virginalis ...
Salvelinus Oquassa in the 0:tavva Dis'rict. — A beautiful living specimen of what I
take to be a male Oquassa or Blue backed Trout, sometimes called the "
Rangeley Lake Trout", Salvelinus Oquassa, Girard (sp.) can now be seen living
in one ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OQUASSA»
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oquassa is used in the context of the following news items.
Bluebacks — New England's rarest trout
... abundant here that they were netted and shipped out by the barrelful, and the region gave the fish its scientific subspecies name, oquassa. «BurlingtonFreePress.com, Jul 15»
Wither Maine Char?
... American Arctic char should be divided into three subspecies: Salvelinus alpinus oquassa of Maine and southeastern Quebec, probably representing the first ... «Fly Rod & Reel Magazine, Jan 10»
