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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 21 (May 1909) (1909)

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ley, the naturalist of the "Challenger," tells an The ventrum is just as black, but there is always a masses forming homes for many strange and interest- bright red spot on the abdomen, by which the species interesting story regarding his experiences with this fish. He was fishing for some larger… … was at the head of the expedition, gives a The adult gurnard is about twelve inches FLYING GUBNABD. detailed account of the results of their in- long, and I have more than once dodged it vestigations (printed in 1904). He also de- as it came flying along the surface. There Light spots are bine;…

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