File:Marine biological report for the year ended and the half year ending (1918) (14774175042).jpg

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Identifier: marinebiological41918cape (find matches)
Title: Marine biological report for the year ended ... and the half year ending ..
Year: 1913 (1910s)
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Subjects: Marine biology
Publisher: Cape Town : Cape Times Ltd., Govt. printers
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Biodiversity Heritage Library

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omach ; roe empty. I 39 in. 22 lbs. Pra^yns in the stomach ; roe empty and diseased. I 35 in- . . 15 lbs. Prawns and grass in stomach. 15 21-17 in. .. 4^-21 lbs. 23 >> • • 15 in. 2 lbs. 37 12 in. I lb. I Kabeljauw . . ,59 in. 70 lbs. Contents of stomach, fish and grass ; ova with undevelopedeggs. I 56 in. 65 lbs. . . Contents of stomach, Cuttle fish and Mullet ; ova withundeveloped eggs. 32 in. II lbs. 27 in. 7-h lbs. . . 2 25 in. 6ilbs. .. 25 in. 6 lbs. 3 20 in. 3 lbs. 5 19 in. 2ilbs. .. 6 15 in. ijlbs. .. 18 14-11 in. . . I Bagger 13 in. Young in the mouth. I Tigerfish 13 in. I lb. I 10 in. lib. I Elft . . 21 in. 3 lbs. Stomach and roe empty. 38 ,, 15-12 in. .. i-l lb. . . Fish in the stomachs of some. 7 Leerfish 12-8 in. .. i-ilb. .. 9 Electric Fish. . Large. I Dassie 15 in. 2-1- lbs. . . I 13 in. I libs. I >j • • 9 in. 1- lb. Skate 6 ft. across 3 Pijlstaart Large. 10 Dassies, Striped Sin. I Needlefish (Twenty Cuttle fish and one Octopus were found in the netting.)
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67 No. 21.—Wreck Spruit, 19th March, 1916. Kind. Length. Weight. Remarks. StumpnoseSpringers Mullet SteenbrasTigerfish Elft . .LeerfishElectric Fish ii^in.Sin.17Iin.17 in.14-11^ in21 in.20^ in.20 in.17 in.16 in.ii;-iiin13-9 in.13 in.12 in.12 in.10 in. 11 lbs. 2^ lbs. 2 lbs. 3 lbs.3 lbs.3 lbs.If lbs.i^lbs.I lb. i^lbs.I lb.I lb. No ova ; Prawns in stomachs.No ova. No ova. (One Cuttle fish found in the netting.) No. 22.—Modder Spruit, 19th March, 1916. II Stumpnose . . ii-io in... No ova ; Prawns in stomach. . 251 >> • • Springers 9-8 in. 2 16^ in. 2 lbs. No ova. ■ 7 Mullet ii; in. 24 in. 4 lbs. )) 2 23 in. 3ilbs. .. 3 22 in. 3 lbs. 10 18-12 in... 2 >> • * 20 in. 2; lbs. No ova. 9 Steenbras 20-19 in... 4^-4i lbs. 15 14-11in... 2 Kabeljauw . . 31 in.2g^ in. IT lbs.8 lbs. No ova.>> 23 in. 4 lbs. >> I Bagger 14 in. I 17! in. .. 2 lbs. 2 16 in. 2 lbs. I Tigerfish 14 in. 2 Elft . . i8;in. .. 2ilbs. .. I >) • • i5;in. .. 12 Leerfish 11^-9 in. .. Fish

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  • bookyear:1913
  • bookdecade:1910
  • bookcentury:1900
  • booksubject:Marine_biology
  • bookpublisher:Cape_Town___Cape_Times_Ltd___Govt__printers
  • bookcontributor:Smithsonian_Libraries
  • booksponsor:Biodiversity_Heritage_Library
  • bookleafnumber:90
  • bookcollection:biodiversity
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