Category:A Naturalist in Indian Seas (1902)

**A naturalist in Indian seas; or, Four years with the Royal Indian marine survey ship "Investigator,"**
	London, J. Murray, 1902.
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Author	Alfred William Alcock; India. Marine Survey;
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Place of publication	London (London);
Language of work or name	English;
Publication date	1902;
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	Q51508632; Open Library ID: OL6924927M; Internet Archive ID: naturalistinindi00alco; DOI: 10.5962/BHL.TITLE.97237
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A Naturalist in Indian Seas, or, Four Years with the Royal Indian Marine Survey Ship Investigator. The full text of this book can be found at Archive.org

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Actaea flosculata.jpg 1,123 × 842; 467 KB
FMIB 45415 Investigator in Rangoon River in 1889.jpeg 1,223 × 845; 87 KB
FMIB 45417 Anderson's Blanket-Crab.jpeg 933 × 1,228; 167 KB
FMIB 45418 Secondary Sexual Characters in Fishes.jpeg 933 × 881; 121 KB
FMIB 45423 Cryptodromia pileifora, with the commensal sponge beneath which it shelters; seen from the under surface The last two pairs of.jpeg 622 × 347; 37 KB
FMIB 45424 Epinephelus hexagonatus, the common Coral-perch of the Andaman Islands The colour-markings of this fish render it very.jpeg 969 × 426; 70 KB
FMIB 45426 Bembrops caudimacula, from off the Coromandel coast, 128 fathoms The same species is found in Japanese seas, and also off the.jpeg 827 × 267; 125 KB
FMIB 45427 Minous inermis with its coat of commensal polyps (Stylactis minoi) This fish, always encrusted with the polyps, has been found.jpeg 839 × 412; 58 KB
FMIB 45428 Pleurotoma symbiotes, with its commensal zoophytes (Eipzoanthus), from off Cape Comorin, 1043 fathoms This animal, unlike other.jpeg 1,140 × 1,008; 107 KB
FMIB 45429 Heterocarpus alphonsi, a brilliantly-luminous deep-sea shrimp found in all parts of the seas of India at depths of 500-740.jpeg 1,187 × 802; 123 KB
FMIB 45430 Aristaeus coruscans, a brilliantly-luminous deep-sea prawn from the Bay of Bengal 561 fathoms The luminous fluid is emitted from.jpeg 1,201 × 701; 108 KB
FMIB 45431 Indian Fire-Fish.jpeg 1,295 × 636; 142 KB
FMIB 45432 Pheronema raphanus, the Indian Bird's nest Sponge, from the Andaman Sea, 173-405 fathoms.jpeg 846 × 795; 82 KB
FMIB 45433 Flabellum laciniatum, the deep-sea fan-coral, found in all parts of the Indian Seas at 400-600 fathoms The same species has been.jpeg 795 × 629; 61 KB
FMIB 45437 Malabar Murex.jpeg 434 × 939; 55 KB
FMIB 45438 Embryo Ray and its Means of Nourishment.jpeg 405 × 469; 43 KB
FMIB 45439 Embryo Ray and its Means of Nourishment.jpeg 564 × 448; 32 KB
FMIB 45440 Musical Strand-Crab of the Coromandel Coast.jpeg 637 × 425; 183 KB
FMIB 45444 Centrosyllium ornatum, a Sping Dog-Fish from 285-690 fathoms.jpeg 825 × 246; 78 KB
FMIB 45445 Macrurus investigatoris, from 193-490 fathoms; one of the commonest deep-sea fishes of India.jpeg 830 × 466; 122 KB
FMIB 45446 Onirodes glomerosus, a deep-sea Angler, with rudimentary subcutaneous eyes The first dorsal fin-ray is modified to form a.jpeg 488 × 275; 65 KB
FMIB 45447 Benthobatis moresbyi, a blind Electric Ray from off the Travancore coast, 430 fathoms The large pits that look like eys are the.jpeg 585 × 792; 46 KB
FMIB 45449 Phosphorescent Fishes.jpeg 1,035 × 246; 36 KB
FMIB 45450 Phosphorescent Fishes.jpeg 1,215 × 390; 60 KB
FMIB 45451 Glow-Fishes Whose Phosphorescence is Probably Under the Direct Control of the Will.jpeg 1,034 × 282; 44 KB
FMIB 45452 Glow-Fishes Whose Phosphorescence is Probably Under the Direct Control of the Will.jpeg 1,129 × 361; 50 KB
FMIB 45453 Bathypterois guentheri, from the Andamans, 561 fathoms The eyes are minute but some of the fin-rays are produced to form far.jpeg 977 × 303; 32 KB
FMIB 45454 Dibranchus nasultus, from 188-406 fathoms; One of the deep-sea Anglers The dotted line in the left-hand figure points to the lure.jpeg 1,171 × 491; 80 KB
FMIB 45455 Deep-Sea Fishes with Head-Lights.jpeg 1,114 × 246; 52 KB
FMIB 45456 Deep-Sea Fishes with Head-Lights.jpeg 1,360 × 275; 42 KB
FMIB 45458 Head of a Malacosteus, from the Andaman Sea, 650 fathoms; showing the enormous mouth and formidable dentition, and luminous.jpeg 658 × 318; 49 KB
FMIB 45459 Head of Chauliodus pammelas, from the Laccadive Sea, 1370 fathoms; showing typical rapacious teeth.jpeg 659 × 455; 58 KB
FMIB 45460 Head of an Astronesthes, from off the Travancore coast, 224-284 fathoms; showing raptorial dentition, and the barbel that serves.jpeg 666 × 361; 52 KB
FMIB 45461 Saccogaster maculata, from the Bay of Bengal, 193-276 fathoms; male The female is viviparous.jpeg 796 × 275; 34 KB
FMIB 45462 Deep-sea Snipe-fish, Halimochirugus centriscoides, from off Cape Comorin, 143 fathoms.jpeg 745 × 369; 69 KB
FMIB 45463 Scopelarchus guentheri, from the Arabian Sea, 947 fathoms; a curious generalised Scopeloid.jpeg 825 × 275; 36 KB
FMIB 45466 Deep-Sea Hermit-Lobsters, with Dull, Lack-Lustre Eyes.jpeg 729 × 645; 262 KB
FMIB 45467 Deep-Sea Hermit-Lobsters, with Dull, Lack-Lustre Eyes.jpeg 477 × 557; 34 KB
FMIB 45469 Large-Eyed Crustacea of the Depths.jpeg 752 × 860; 81 KB
FMIB 45471 Deep-Sea Crustacea with Abnormally Large Eyes.jpeg 528 × 657; 49 KB
FMIB 45474 Hext's Flat-Backet Lobster.jpeg 796 × 1,293; 133 KB
FMIB 45475 Encephaloides armstrongi, Armstrong's Spider-crab, showing the swollen cavernous gill-chambers The four pairs of crawling legs.jpeg 738 × 853; 86 KB
FMIB 45477 Beak and Claw in the Deep Sea.jpeg 673 × 325; 31 KB
FMIB 45478 Beak and Claw in the Deep Sea.jpeg 666 × 448; 41 KB
FMIB 45479 Beak and Claw in the Deep Sea.jpeg 723 × 621; 52 KB
FMIB 45481 Characteristic Deep-Sea Crustaceans.jpeg 774 × 867; 112 KB
FMIB 45482 Characteristic Deep-Sea Crustaceans.jpeg 839 × 578; 70 KB
FMIB 45483 Deceptive Hermit-Crab of the Lithodes Group.jpeg 1,237 × 744; 131 KB
FMIB 45484 Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca.jpeg 420 × 542; 25 KB
FMIB 45486 Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca.jpeg 361 × 1,149; 40 KB
FMIB 45487 Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca.jpeg 629 × 563; 62 KB
FMIB 45488 Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca.jpeg 557 × 845; 57 KB
FMIB 45489 Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca.jpeg 441 × 1,091; 56 KB
FMIB 45490 Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca.jpeg 477 × 867; 57 KB
FMIB 45491 Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca.jpeg 427 × 491; 37 KB
FMIB 45492 Indian Deep-Sea Bivalves.jpeg 854 × 787; 121 KB
FMIB 45493 Indian Deep-Sea Bivalves.jpeg 846 × 578; 66 KB
FMIB 45494 Indian Deep-Sea Bivalves.jpeg 817 × 383; 50 KB
FMIB 45495 Indian Deep-Sea Bivalves.jpeg 752 × 405; 32 KB
FMIB 45496 Indian Deep-Sea Bivalves.jpeg 731 × 427; 31 KB
FMIB 45497 Large Deep-Sea Lamp Shell.jpeg 861 × 997; 126 KB
FMIB 45498 Indian Deep-Sea Starfishes.jpeg 499 × 1,091; 80 KB
FMIB 45499 Indian Deep-Sea Starfishes.jpeg 470 × 989; 61 KB
FMIB 45500 Indian Deep-Sea Starfishes.jpeg 811 × 765; 87 KB
FMIB 45501 Indian Deep-Sea Starfishes.jpeg 586 × 354; 23 KB
FMIB 45502 Deep-Sea Sea-Urchins.jpeg 543 × 650; 108 KB
FMIB 45503 Deep-Sea Sea-Urchins.jpeg 781 × 318; 49 KB
FMIB 45504 Deep-Sea Holothurian.jpeg 767 × 1,069; 114 KB
FMIB 45505 Some Indian Deep-Sea Corals.jpeg 507 × 600; 49 KB
FMIB 45506 Some Indian Deep-Sea Corals.jpeg 427 × 499; 27 KB
FMIB 45507 Some Indian Deep-Sea Corals.jpeg 528 × 535; 48 KB
FMIB 45508 Some Indian Deep-Sea Corals.jpeg 398 × 469; 41 KB
FMIB 45509 Indian Deep-Sea Sponges.jpeg 449 × 1,163; 62 KB
FMIB 45510 Indian Deep-Sea Sponges.jpeg 448 × 1,163; 77 KB
FMIB 45511 Dictyaulus elegans, a kind of Venus' Flower-basket, from the Laccadive Sea, 705 fathoms Only the upper part of the Sponge is.jpeg 905 × 629; 61 KB
FMIB 45512 Masonella patelliformis, a Foraminifer with thick sandy test, from the Andaman Sea, 26y5 fathoms.jpeg 904 × 599; 98 KB
FMIB 45513 Sktech Map of the Seas of India, based for the most part on the 'Investigator' soundings.jpeg 2,167 × 1,483; 782 KB
FMIB 47660 Shells from Globigerina Ooze.jpeg 740 × 580; 168 KB
FMIB 47661 Nursing Arrangements of a Ray.jpeg 925 × 939; 132 KB
FMIB 47662 Robber-Crab of Oriental Island Jungles.jpeg 825 × 635; 117 KB
FMIB 47663 Good Case of Protective Resemblance.jpeg 1,092 × 744; 131 KB
FMIB 47664 Naturally-Protected Coral Crab.jpeg 738 × 491; 84 KB
FMIB 47665 Certain Convocation of Politic Worms and Corals.jpeg 861 × 679; 77 KB
FMIB 47666 Blind Crustacean.jpeg 774 × 758; 73 KB
FMIB 47667 Scissor-Foot Prawn.jpeg 1,309 × 758; 134 KB
FMIB 47668 Link Between the East and West Indies.jpeg 919 × 585; 131 KB
FMIB 47669 Musical Strand-Crab of the Coromandel Coast.jpeg 709 × 304; 33 KB
FMIB 47670 Fiddler-Crabs and Their Immoderate Differences.jpeg 405 × 354; 19 KB
FMIB 47671 Totally Blind.jpeg 1,186 × 665; 94 KB
FMIB 47672 Way of a Deep-Sea Fish.jpeg 1,345 × 593; 120 KB
FMIB 47673 Deep-Sea Feathers.jpeg 1,049 × 787; 134 KB
FMIB 47674 Carpenter's Blind Lobster.jpeg 1,049 × 564; 92 KB
FMIB 47675 Large-Eyed Crustacea of the Depths.jpeg 593 × 347; 38 KB
FMIB 47676 Deep-Sea Crustacea with Abnormally Large Eyes.jpeg 897 × 723; 95 KB
FMIB 47677 Purblind Crustaceans.jpeg 818 × 867; 81 KB
FMIB 47678 Purblind Crustaceans.jpeg 889 × 505; 66 KB
FMIB 47679 Iconaxiopsis andamanensis, from the Andaman Sea, 238-290 fathoms This small Scorpion-lobster differs little from Iconasioptis.jpeg 817 × 621; 85 KB
FMIB 47680 Stopper-Fisted Hermit-Crab.jpeg 890 × 1,481; 167 KB
FMIB 47681 Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca.jpeg 875 × 455; 53 KB
HeterocarpusAlphonsiRay.jpg 804 × 554; 62 KB
IconaxiopsisAndamanensisRay.jpg 663 × 334; 42 KB
Indian DeepSea MolluscabrAbralia andamanica a probably luminous cuttlefish from 188320 fathomsbr.png 704 × 469; 56 KB
Lamprogrammus niger FMIB 45431 Indian Fire-Fish.jpeg 1,200 × 372; 247 KB
Paralomis indica FMIB 45483 Deceptive Hermit-Crab of the Lithodes Group.jpeg 1,103 × 735; 270 KB
Parapagurus pilosimanus.png 721 × 721; 474 KB
PsalidopusSpiniventrisRay.jpg 3,200 × 1,500; 700 KB
Secondary Sexual Characters in FishesbrMale of Arnoglossus macrolophus showing the ornamental crest of prolonged finrays peculiar to the male sex The specimen figured was captured off the Canjam coast in 25 fathoms of wa.png 744 × 558; 149 KB