10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OX-EYE HERRING»
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1
101 Fish: A Fly Fisher's Life List
Thousands of such tarpon have been caught in Florida in canals and on the flats,
so I was puzzled. It turned out it wasn't a Florida tarpon, but another species that
resembled it perfectly called an ox-eye herring. Those with me said it was true ...
2
Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections
There can be no doubt, in the writer's opinion," that the Australian fish, popularly
known as the ox-eye herring, possesses " the most conspicuous potentialities for
sport," and " would yield equally exciting sport on the same lines." Unlike its ...
3
Contributions to the life histories of fishes
There can be no doubt, in the writer's opinion," that the Australian fish, popularly
known as the ox-eye herring, possesses " the most conspicuous potentialities for
sport." and " would yield equally exciting sport on the same lines." Unlike its ...
Theodore Gill, Smithsonian Institution, 1909
4
The letter of Dr. Diego Alvarez Chanca, dated 1484
There can be no doubt, in the writer's opinion," that the Australian fish, popularly
known as the ox-eye herring, possesses " the most conspicuous potentialities for
sport," and " would yield equally exciting sport on the same lines." Unlike its ...
Diego Alvarez Chanca, Augstine Marcus Fernández de Ybarra, 1907
5
Scottish Geographical Magazine
Another, still larger type, measuring occasionally no less than five feet, is the Ox-
eye Herring (Mcgalops Excelling all its congeners in the development of the fine
bones for which the herring family is so famous, it is scarcely as great a favourite
...
6
Pamphlets on Biology: Kofoid collection
There can be no doubt, in the writer's opinion," that the Australian fish, popularly
known as the ox-eye herring, possesses " the most conspicuous potentialities for
sport," and " would yield equally exciting sport on the same lines." Unlike its ...
7
The Naturalist in Australia
Enthusiastic anglers disposed to initiate similar exciting sport in Australian waters
may be profitably referred to those pages. There can be no doubt, in the writer's
opinion, that in addition to the Ox-eye Herring, Megalops cyprinoides, there ...
William Saville-Kent, 2014
8
Reports of the Cambridge Anthropological Expedition to ...
ial-kap. n. a lock of hair. ial-pat, S. n. a comb. ial-sak, n. a comb, the old shape. ial
, lal-poibl, v. crackle, make noise, as breaking stick, ialgai, v. tear, slit. lam, n. ox-
eye herring (Megalops cyprinoides). iamar, n. a species of coral, branched. i&na,
...
9
Reports of the Cambridge Anthropological Expedition to ...
ial-kap, n. a lock of hair, ial-pat, S. n. a comb, ial-sak, n. a comb, the old shape, iai
, ial-poibi, v. crackle, make noise, as breaking , stick, ialgai, v. tear, slit. lam, n. ox-
eye herring (Megalops cyprinoides). iamar, n. a species of coral, branched.
10
Monsoonal Australia: Landscape, Ecology and Man in Northern ...
Most of the diadro- mous species (e.g. ox-eye herring, anguillid eels, some fork-
tailed catfish, silver barramundi and most mullet) in the regions appear to be
catadromous, i.e. moving into fresh waters for feeding and refuge opportunities
and ...
C.M. Haynes, M. Ridpath, M.A.J. Williams, 1991
