10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ACHAGUAL»
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O viajante universal, ou Noticia do mundo antigo e moderno
... Huma crista cartilaginosa -, que enfeitando-lhe a cabeça se prolonga cinco, ou
seis linhas mais alem do labio superior , lhe mereceo o nome de Peixe gallo, ou
o àeChai- gua-Achagual que lhe daõ os Àrauca- nos , e que significa o mesmo ...
2
Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
*Achagual*, m.Peixe das costas da América do Sul. * *Achaico*,(cai)adj.
Relativoaos Acheus. (Lat. achaiens) * *Achaina*,(cai)f. Fruto monospérmico,
indehiscente, cujo pericarpo adhere ao invólucro do grão e ao tubo do cálice,
como se ...
Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937
3
Historical and descriptive narrative of twenty years' ...
... tail with the body is grey ; its flesh is very delicate. The chalgua achagual,
called by the Spaniards pejegallo, cock fish, is about three feet long; its body is
round, rather thicker in the middle than at the neck or near the tail; it 122
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William Bennet Stevenson, 1829
4
The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, ...
Jose G. Aloala, for Capital. Juan Bermudez, for Sur. Mariano de la Eova, for Nor-
ts. . Province of Barcelona. Francisco de Miranda, for Poo. Francisco Policarpo
Ortiz, for S. ' Diego. ' ' Province of Barinas. Juan N. Quintana, for Achagual.
Ignacio ...
5
The Geographical, Natural and Civil History of Chili
Its head is surmounted with a cartilaginous crest extending five or six lines
beyond the upper lip, from whence it has obtained the name of the cock-fish, or
chalgua achagual in the Araucanian language. It has five fins ; the dorsal
commences ...
Giovanni Ignazio Molina, Alonso de Ercilla y Zúñiga, 1808
6
List of the Specimens of Fish in the Collection of the ...
Cuv. Rty. An. 2 edit. ii. 382. Chimaera, sp., Gfmel. Syst. Nat. i. 1.
CALLORHYNCHUS ANTARCTICA. Southern Chimaera. Callorhynchus
antarctica, Gron. pl. 4, f. 1, 2. Swainson, Lard. Cab. Cycl. ii. 323, 1839. Chalgua
Achagual, in Araucanian.
British Museum (Natural History). Dept. of Zoology, John Edward Gray, 1851
7
The Illustrated Natural History: Birds
The Araucanian name for this species is Chalgua Achagual. The snout of this fish
is developed into a strange cartilaginous prolongation, which is bent backwards
in a hook-like form, and is thought by some persons to bear a resemblance to a ...
... tail with the body is grey ; its flesh is very delicate. The chalgua achagual,
called by the Spaniards pejegallo, cock fish, is about three feet long; its body is
round, rather thicker in the middle than at the neck or near the tail; it 122
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A historical and descriptive narrative of twenty years' ...
... tail with the body is grey ; its flesh is very delicate. The chalgua achagual,
called by the Spaniards pejegallo, cock fish, is about three feet long; its body is
round, rather thicker in the middle than at the neck or near the tail; it 122
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William Bennet Stevenson, 1825
10
The illustrated natural history
The Araucanian name for this species is Chalgua Achagual. The snout of this fish
is developed into a strange cartilaginous prolongation, which is bent backwards
in a hook-like form, and is thought by some persons to bear a resemblance to a ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ACHAGUAL»
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Este 18 no quede de ignorante: los curiosos orígenes de la …
Lo llamaban “corri ilo” si llevaba carne de guanaco, pudú o huemul y “corri achagual” si se hacía con aves silvestres. A estos corri los españoles le agregaron la ... «El Dínamo, Sep 15»
