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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 21 (November 1886) (1886)

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give the body a rough appearance, somewhat like that longs to the genus Amphiprion. Cuvier and "Valenci- men (all the children of the village, excited by the ennes have given it the specific name of tunicatus, and bait of glass trinkets) did not bring me some fish that of shagreen. was new to me ;… … to the anal, which it almost days old it will float on the THE PRUNING KNIFE FISH (ZANCLUS) AND OTHER FISHES. surface, and project above entirely covers, and is tra- the latter more and more in versed longitudinally behind proportion as it is older.—La Nature. by a fine white line that continues…

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