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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 17 (April 1882) (1882)

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are These sailors had cooked and eaten some of the dead fish. point. J Of the creatures lhat dwell in this unknown region apt to be amazed to see the natives eking out the scanty The meat was fresh and hard, and according to their ac- our knowledge is limited to such specimens as accident fodder… … vincetown from the rural districts manders of two vessels brought in THE TILE FISH. refused fish; but their owners, by reports of sailing through miles of adding minced fish to their cows' dead carcasses of this newly-discov- ered fish, the Lopholatihis cliamo>leonliceps,OT tile fish. Whence The…

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