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Excerpt from Histoire Naturelle des Poissons, Vol. 5: Avec les Figures Dessinées d'Après NatureLa membrane branchiale comprend cinq rayons la nageoire pectorale en a dix-neuf, la ventrale six, celle de l'anusquaç celle de la queue dix sept et la dorsale vingt-neuf.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historica...

Excerpt from Histoire Naturelle des Poissons, Vol. 3: Avec les ¿gures Dessinées d'Après Nature, Ouvrage Classe par Ordres, Genres Et Espèces, d'Après le Système de Linné, Avec les Caractères GeneriquesCe poisson m'a été envoyé par M. Hawken. C'est aussi de lui que j'ai reçu le dessin. Il m'a. Écrit en même temps que ce poisson avoit été pris aux environs de Goa dans la mer des Indes le 25 juillet 1788.About the PublisherForgotten Books publish...

Excerpt from Histoire Naturelle des Poissons, Vol. 8: Avec les Figures Dessinées d'Après NatureL E 8 deux à cinq rangées de pointes que l'on trouve à la queue de ce pois son forment le vrai caractère qui sert à le distinguer des autres baiistes. On compte quinze rayons à la nageoire pectorale treize à celle du ventre vingt-trois à celle de l'anus treize à. Celle dela queue trois à la première du dos et vingt - cinq à la seconde. Les Poissons. ...

Excerpt from Histoire Naturelle des Poissons, Avec les ¿gures Dessinées d'Après Nature, Vol. 10Si - tôt que le poisson est resté à sec sans pouvoir se remettre à ¿ot, les pê chears l'entourent avec leurs barques et le percent de coups jusqu'à ce qu'ayant perdu tout son sang il ne donne plus signe de vie. Ils montent ensuite sur son corps dont ils coupent toute la graisse et même une bonne partie de la chair qui ne répugne pas à leur goût et l'...

Excerpt from Ichthyologie, ou Histoire Naturelle des Poissons, Vol. 3Docteur en médecine, Membfe de la Société des Scrutateurs de la Nature de\berlin, de celles*de Bantug, Halle, Zurich, Londre, de l'academie impériale, des Académies des Sciences de Go'ttingen, Franc. Fort sur l'oder, Harlem, Utrecht, V1iesmgen et Mayence, de la Société économique de St. Pétersbourg, de celles de Leipzig de Bavière et de Zelle.About the PublisherForgotten Book...