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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 23 (December 1881) (1881)

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T»vo by a Steamer. forest in all his pride and glory, perched, if you please, on brane, which distends them so as to nearly conceal the The steamship Newport, of Ward's Line, had an unusual one of those "soft-sided, moss-covered, half-hidden, fallen organ of vision. He repeated the operation of… … The body of this animal passed distinct from the trunk, but sug- THE GREAT SUNFISH. under the vessel and struck the gests that the entire fish consists propeller with great violence. of a head only, thence the name head-fish. The form of the body is oblong, subtruncated be- ] drumming several…

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