Identifier: seainlandfisheri1906irel (find matches)
Title: Sea and inland fisheries: report
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Ireland. Dept. of Fisheries Ireland. Dept. of Fisheries. Report on the sea and inland fisheries Ireland. Dept. of Fisheries. Scientific investigations
Subjects: Fisheries
Publisher: Dublin Stationery Off
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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R..S. del »-ta S J, u^ir.i J.. LuK*, J.ond.„ Lopadorhynchus appendiculatus /? THIRD REPORT ON THE FISHES OF THE IRISHATLANTIC SLOPE. THE HOLOCEPHALI OR CHIMAERAS, BY E. W. L. Holt and L. W. Byrne. Plates I-1V. i.—Systematic Position and General Characters.ii.—Description of Bntish-and-Irish Species,iii.—Particulars of Irish Localities. i.—Systematic Position and General Characters. The Chimaeras have, and perhaps deserve, but little esteemamong fishmongers. One of them, Chimaera monstrosa, is suffi-ciently familiar to Grimsby deep-sea fishermen to have acquiredthe colloquial appellation of rabbit fish, and appears to beknown to Norwegian fishermen by a number of vernacular names.Another, the only kind that regularly frequents shallow water,is called rat fish on the Pacific coast of North America, whilein Japan, where great depths are no obstacle to successful fishing,the various local species are collectively called gin same. Theorigin of the American natural history book t

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