10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «YELLOW GURNARD»
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In the hinder fin of the back of the yellow gurnard there were nine radii, in the red
gurnard fourteen ; in both, the radii near the tail were the longest ; those in the
yellow gurnard being 2-J- inches long. The membrane that joined these radii, as
to ...
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The Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of ...
In the hinder fin of the back of the yellow gurnard there were nine radii, in the red
gurnard fourteen; in both, the radii near the tail were the longest; those in the
yellow gurnard being 2\ inches long. The membrane that joined these radii, as to
...
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The Philosophical Transactions (from the Year 1700 to the ...
In both, die Head was the biggest Part ; the Body thence gradually still lessening
and growing taperer, as it approached the Tail, where 'twas very small in both.
The Yellow Gurnard measured eleven Inches in Length, whereof the Tail is two.
Henry Jones, Royal Society (Great Britain), 1731
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The Philosophical Transactions and Collections: Abridged and ...
The Yellow Gurnard measured eleven Inches in length, whereof the Tail is two.
The Girth of the Head was four Inches and a half. The Fins, as to Number and
Situation, or placing on the Body, were exactly the fame in both; I shall therefore
omit ...
Royal society of London, 1721
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Memoirs of the Royal Society, Or a New Abridgment of the ...
in the hinder-fin os the back of the yellow gurnard, there were nine Rddii z in the
red gurnard 14; in both, the Radii near the tail were the longest, those in the
yellow gurnard being two inches and a hals long; the membrane that joined the ...
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The Philosophical Transactions ... Abridged ...
1. Tlje Scotch Barnacle and French Macreuse ; by Dr. Tancred Robinson 850 r.
The Macreuse ; by Mr. Ray ibid LXXXVI. Account of some Fishes and Birds at
North Barley ; by Dr. Richard- Jon 37* LXXXVII. Of the Yellow Gurnard ; by Dt.
Tyson .
Royal Society (Great Britain), John Lowthorp, Henry Jones, 1722
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Memoirs: Being a New Abridgment of the Philosophical ...
in both, the Radii near the tail were the longest, those in the yellow gurnard being
two inches and a half long ; the membrane that joined the Radii of the back-fins,
differed very much as to' colour in these fishes ; for in both the back-fins of the ...
Royal Society (Great Britain), Benjamin Baddam, 1739
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Philosophical Transactions, Giving Some Accompt of the ...
As in the fore Fin on the Back of the Yellow Gurnard, there were four or five Radij
or Spines '□> whereof the first was fix inches long j the next about two 5 the
others sliorter : In the Red Gurnard in this Fin were six strong bony Spines, ...
John Martyn ((Londres)), James Allestry ((Londres)), Henry Oldenburg, 1706
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The Art of Angling: Rock and Sea-fishing : with the Natural ...
The sirst Spine or Radius of the Back-Fin was six Inches long, the next two, and
the rest shorter. The Colour of the Fins was yellow mix'd with blue Spots. The
Situation of the Fins will best appear from the Cut. The Belly of the Yellow-
Gurnard is ...
On black sea bream (Mediterranean). T. diplacanthus Massa, 1903 ( = Placunella
pirn of A. Scott, 1901). On yellow gurnard (Irish Sea and Mediterranean). T.
heteracanthus Massa, 1903. On yellow gurnard (Italy). T. micracanihus Massa,
1903.
