[Journals], 1908-1912
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112 Stomach contained many fish bones - the vertebrae would seem to indicate sardines. Length post. edge pectoral from base to angle = 60 " " " " " " angle " tip = 128 width " at base = 105 Length of beak = 50 Height eye above line of mouth = 10 Length V of beak (approximately) = 100 Girth head at eyes = 63.5 " body " across = 400 " " in front of fins = 790 Dist. from corner to corner of mouth over head = 260 Breadth frontal base of V (over curve) = 75. Tip under partly corner of mouth = 212 Fins tip to tip = 380 greatest breadth flukes and post. = 120. Depth notch of flukes = 23 Length right lobe axillary = 127 " left " " = 210 Depth peduncle at ant. most. of flukes = 59 " " between an... " " & anus = 125 Length across tips of ventral = 32 " curved " = 40 " anal opening = 32 " pectoral slit = 125. " navel " = 63. Dist. between ant. most. of fins below = 288. " post. " " = 380 Tip lower jaw to beggining of white branching on throat = 393 width of white band at branching behind gills = 6 " " " " narrowest between first need = 15. Length of whitish patch on tip of lower jaws = 6.5.