The annals and magazine of natural history : zoology, botany, and geology . ts on the sides, mostlybelow the lateral line ; pectoral greenish, with a red margin ;pelvics and anal reddish, with a white anterior edge; caudalwith an orange margin. Ilah. Loch near Ben Hope, Sutherlandshire. Eleven specimens, 210 to 280 mm. in total length, one 118 Mr. C. T. Regan on the presented by Mr. R. Etlieridge in 1873 and tlie othersrecently sent to me by Mr. John Murray at the request ofDr. F. Penrose. 4. SalveUnus mallochi^ sp. n. Depth of body 4^ in the length, length of head 4^ to 4^ ( J )or Al to 4^ (
The annals and magazine of natural history : zoology, botany, and geology . ts on the sides, mostlybelow the lateral line ; pectoral greenish, with a red margin ;pelvics and anal reddish, with a white anterior edge; caudalwith an orange margin. Ilah. Loch near Ben Hope, Sutherlandshire. Eleven specimens, 210 to 280 mm. in total length, one 118 Mr. C. T. Regan on the presented by Mr. R. Etlieridge in 1873 and tlie othersrecently sent to me by Mr. John Murray at the request ofDr. F. Penrose. 4. SalveUnus mallochi^ sp. n. Depth of body 4^ in the length, length of head 4^ to 4^ ( J )or Al to 4^ ( ? ). Snout obtuse, longer than eye, the diameterof wiiich is 5^ to 6 in the length of head. Interorbital regionconvex, its width 3 to 3? in the length of head. Den-tition moderate; lower jaw a little shorter than the upi)er ;maxillary extending nearly to below the ])0^terior margin ofeye or a little beyond, its length 2| to 2§ in the length ofhead ; lower jaw obtusely pointed anteriorly, its length 5 to §of the length of liead. 9 to 11 branchiostegal-s. 13 or 14 Vm. SalveUnus mallochi, | natural size. rather slender gill-rakers on the lower part of anterior to 200 scales in a longitudinal series. Dorsal with 10branched rays, its origin nearer to the tip of snout than thebase of caudal, the longest ray ^ to ? the length of with 8 or 9 branched rays. Pectoral § to | the lengthof head, extending i to ;^ (c?) or a little less than ^ (?) ofthe distance from its base to the base of pelvic?. Leastdepth of caudal peduncle If to 2 in its length and g^ to | thelength of head. Slate-coloured above, whitish tinojed withoange below ; numerous pale spots covering the back as wellas the sides. Hab. Loch Scourie, Sutlierlandshire. Four specimens, 220 to 290 mm. in total length. 1 have named this species after the donor, Mr. P. , the well-known naturalist of Perth. Char oj Great Britain. 119 5. Salvelinus lonsdalii, sp. n. Depth of body 4^ to 5 in the length,
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