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Saccopharynx A genus of eels, family Murraenidae. It inhabits the depths of the Atlantic, is of a perfectly black color, is sometimes 9 feet in length, but seldom met with.... |
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Sagitta "These are little fish-like animals furnished with one or two fin-like organs on the body and a broad and usually bilobed caudal-fin. they are of small size and swim with great rapidity. They have h... |
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Sailfish A blue or gray fish with a distinctive sail—like dorsal fin. ... |
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Salmon Salmon, several species of fish belonging to the trout family and ascending rivers to spawn.... |
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Salmon The salmon is well known both from its commercial importance and from its remarkable migrations up rivers to spawn. ... |
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Salmon A male salmon.... |
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Salmon "The salmon two to four feet long, and weighs ten to twelve pounds, though it has been taken of eights andd even a hundred pounds. The form is long and oval, the scales moderately thin, oval, and rat... |
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Salmon "The Salmon is a well-known fish, inhabiting both salt and fresh waters, and ranking prominent among the food fishes of the United States and other countries. It generally attains a length of from thr... |
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Salmon The common name of a class of food fishes belonging to the genus salmo. They are common to both salt fresh waters, and are particularly abundant in the North Atlantic. There are a number of well-known... |
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Salmon "Salmo salar (Salmon), with abdominal ventral fins." — Encyclopedia Britannica, 1893... |
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Salmon "The salmon swimming leisurely. The body, it will be observed, is bent in two curves, one occurring towards the head, the other towards the tail. The shape of the salmon is admirably adapted for cleav... |
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Salmon and Trout A several salmon and trout on a beach, next to a basket.... |
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Salmon Development "The early development of the salmon. 1, The fertilised egg; 2, the egg just before hatching; 3, the newly hatched salmon; 4 and 5, the larval salmon nourished from yolk-sac (y.s.) which is diminishin... |
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Salmon, Atlantic A migratory fish. Returns to its birth place to lay and hatch eggs. ... |
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Salmon, California Picture of a California salmon.... |
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Salmon, California A migratory fish. Returns to its birth place to lay and hatch eggs. ... |
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Salmon, Female A female salmon after spawning.... |
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Salmon. Atlantic Picture of an Atlantic salmon.... |
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Sandfish Trichodon trichodon is a species of fish in the Gonorynchidae family.... |
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Sardine, Californian The Californian Sardine (Sardinella carulea) is a small fish related to the herring.... |
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Sauroid "One of a family of ganoid fishes including the lepidosteids and various extinct forms." -Whitney, 1911... |
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Saurus Undosquamis "Saurus undosquamis, a Malacoptorgian with anterior soft dorsal and additional adipose fin." — Encyclopedia Britannica, 1893... |
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Saury The saury or skipper (Scomberesox saurus) is a tropical fish known for jumping and skimming the water.... |
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Sawfish A genus of fish bearing resemblance both to the sharks and rays, and distinguished by having a long beak or snout. They attain a length of from ten to twenty feet, and may be counted among the most sa... |
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Sawfish A fish related to sharks and rays. Their most distinguishing appearance is a long, toothy snout.... |
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