[Journals], 1908-1912
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168 1 - 2390 2 - 1170 3 - 5-20 4 - 640 5 - 440 6 - 860 7 - 1800 8 - 124 9 - 18 10 - 12 11 - 1 12 - 6951 13 - 730 14 - 750 15 - /070 16 - 5-70 17 - 1590 18 - 345- 20 - 85- 21 - 9 23 - 130 25a - 245. 26 - 30 27 - /18- 33 - 17 34 - 135- 35 - 380 36 - 30 37 - 40 38 - 5-20 39 - 102 41 - 2/0 42 - 60 43 - 80 greater breadth fleches and part. = 140 1 See phlebrotomus No 35 a female Fortes from No 35 July 3-08 Kygnowt B.C. The anterior corner of the eye is directly above the corner of the mouth - Peduncle From the anus backward the upper and lower edges slope away very gradually toward the flukes - they are almost parallel - just in front of the insertion of the flukes the two edges turn abruptly to the flukes - the distance from the notch of flukes to dorsal fin is contained in total length 3 1/2 times. The body is widest at a point opposite the tip of the fins laid back - blowhole enumerated is a little below the level of the highest part of the back - The anterior end of scapular is higher than posterior end when in position - the caecoid to a row can point inward toward the body. 15 pairs of ribs - 18 chevrons C7 D 15 J 14 Ca 28 = 64