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Transcription
arms to flukes - opposite arms the
gray of two sides, are separated in
the mid-ventral line by that white
area which is less so cent. wide -
left side has all finsures to mid-
ventral line dark slate - for the first
6 folds between below fin insertion
are slate-next white and due's side to mid-
ventral line - from symphysys to fin
13 folds are dark - the arms of light color
from insertion t tip of fin are well
marked - the left ramus t upper half
of throat are ventral.
Right side returns light gray to opposite ear-
remaining portion of upper-side fin-
cluding fins to opposite top of fin (loid
back) is gray - rest of back t upper
side like left. Right ramus white
excepting posteriorly where it is very light
gray - 14 fimmurs are slate next flesh-
colored - first four folds below fin
are dark - 8 folds between coneraments
+ insertion of fins are slate.
Flukes white in central portion having
both margins slate t tip also slate -
dorsal side head.
Pectorals above left is light ventral-
Below Pectorals anteroody are same white