10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «PIRAQUIBA»
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História Da Zoologia No Brasil: Século XVIII
Peixe-pegador (p. 90) - Também chamado de iperuquiga e piraquiba pelos
indígenas. Afirma que todo tubarão capturado tinha vários deles ("succets")
ligados perto da sua cabeça. O maior que ele viu media oito polegadas de
comprimento.
peixe-pegador - Remora remora; também chamado agarrador, piolho, pio- lho-
de-cação, piraquiba, remora. peixe-porco - Monocantus hispidus; negro-mina,
gudunho. perdigotos (aves) - Filhotes de perdiz. perdiz - Rynchotus rufecens; é o
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3
The History of a Voyage to the Malouine (or Falkland) ...
... of it in the plate. As we did not see any sharks preceded by pilots ; so neither
did we catch any one that had not upon it several sucking fishes fastened close to
it about the head. The Brazilians call the- sucking fish Iperuquiba, and Piraquiba,
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Antoine-Joseph Pernety, comte Louis-Antoine de Bougainville, 1771
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
I'lRA Piraquiba, or Ipiraquiba, a fish originally Brasilian, which some writers apply
to the remora, or sucking fijli. 8. Pika I'ixanga, another Brasilian fish of the turdus
or wrasse kind, called by some gatvifcb. It is generally about 4 or 5 inches long; ...
5
A Voyage to the Islands Madera, Barbados, Nieves, St ...
Vol.! 136. -— siliquosum magnitudinis baccarum asparagi. IB. Vol. II. 378. □
Tavasci. Hern. Vol. II. 77. Piperis Indici infima, secunda, & supre- ma species. Mer
. Vol. IL 378. Pirabebe. I. Pis. Vol. II. 288. Piraquiba Brasil. Vol.I. 28. Piratiapia
Brasil.
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A Voyage to the Islands Madera, Barbados, Nieves, S. ...
378. --Tavasci. Hem. Vol. II. 77. Piperis Indici infima, secunda, 8: suprema
species- Mer. Vol. II- 378. Pirabebe- I. Pis. Vol. II. 288. Piraquiba Brasil.* Vol. I. 28.
Piratiapia Brasil. Marcgr- Turdis congener piscis Willughb- Vol.Il. 281. Piratiapua.
Pis.
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A Voyage to the Islands Madera, Barbados, Nievas, S. ...
Piraquiba Bralil. Vol. I. 28. Piratiapìa Bralil. Marcgr. Turdis соп_gener pifcìs
Willughb- Vol.II. 281. .__ ` Plratxapua. Pis. Vol. II. 287. Pifces volatiles. Laet. Vol. I.
27. Pifcis monPtrofus. de Laet. Vol. II. 270, triangularis cornutus fquarnis
hexagonis ...
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Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
... piracy in a subject. And farther,! 6. Pira Piranha, an American fisti, more ge-
commander, or other seafaring person, brtriji nerally known by the name piraya. .
_ . his trust,. and running away wjth any ship, ha '. f. Pira Piraquiba, or Iplmqwba,
...
9
A Portuguese-English Dictionary
fish meal. piraquiba (m.) a suckfish (remora), c.a. AGARRADOR. pirar (v.i., slang)
to scram, beat it. pirargirite (/., Min.) pyrargyrite. piraroba (/.) = PAMPO-DE-
CABECA-MOLE. pirarucu [cuj (m.) a large-scaled Amazon fish (Arapaima gigas,
family ...
James Lumpkin Taylor, Priscilla Clark Martin, 1970
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Zoologische Verhandelingen
Piraquiba 7 fuss lang" (7 feet long). The drawing closely resembles the
Marcgrave woodcut, showing a slender shape and an elongate disc with at least
20 laminae, which must represent Echeneis naucrates (Linnaeus), as understood
by ...
