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. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History) Zoology. Fig. 9 Developmental series of right pharyngo- branchials and 3rd and 4th epibranchials in A, Liza ramada of mm SL (PA 17986R), B-D, Liza saliens of 14, 18 (PA17986R) and 36 mm SL (PA281086R). A and B in dorsal, C and D in dorsolateral views. Scales = 1 Fig. 10 Mugil cephalus (PA 13386T, 48 mm SL). Oblique frontal view of dissec- ted head showing buccal cavity and posi- tion of sulcal valve; the rakers of the 1st gill-arch crossing the valve have been cut, normally they extend across the front of it. Other features shown are
. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History) Zoology. Fig. 9 Developmental series of right pharyngo- branchials and 3rd and 4th epibranchials in A, Liza ramada of mm SL (PA 17986R), B-D, Liza saliens of 14, 18 (PA17986R) and 36 mm SL (PA281086R). A and B in dorsal, C and D in dorsolateral views. Scales = 1 Fig. 10 Mugil cephalus (PA 13386T, 48 mm SL). Oblique frontal view of dissec- ted head showing buccal cavity and posi- tion of sulcal valve; the rakers of the 1st gill-arch crossing the valve have been cut, normally they extend across the front of it. Other features shown are muscles and fat bodies lying within the Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Farn, Alexander E. London : Butterworths
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