Journal of entomology and zoology . Pomona College, Claremont, Californi 79. A Rare Fish From Lacuna Beach A photograph of this fish was sent to Prof. Cjilbert to whom weare indebted for the identification. The specimen was caught ona hook and line not far from the laboratory. It was brought in byProf. A. M. Bean. No one in Laguna had e\er seen anything likeit and no one would \enture an opinion as to what it was. Alfpisatinis tescuhipius Bean Color, dark slaty gray above, sides silvery and irridescent, backsteel blue reflections. Under parts a lighter gray silvery. Adipose,pectoral and caudal
Journal of entomology and zoology . Pomona College, Claremont, Californi 79. A Rare Fish From Lacuna Beach A photograph of this fish was sent to Prof. Cjilbert to whom weare indebted for the identification. The specimen was caught ona hook and line not far from the laboratory. It was brought in byProf. A. M. Bean. No one in Laguna had e\er seen anything likeit and no one would \enture an opinion as to what it was. Alfpisatinis tescuhipius Bean Color, dark slaty gray above, sides silvery and irridescent, backsteel blue reflections. Under parts a lighter gray silvery. Adipose,pectoral and caudal fins nearly black. Skin smooth, apparentlywithout scales. Total length 101 cm. Length of head from tip of mouth tothe back of the operculum 17 cm. Pectoral fin just back of oper-culum, beginning of the dorsal just over it. Length of snout to frontof eye cm. Eye cm. long by high. Breadth of pectoralat base cm. Fin rays of pectorals at base 14 in number, thefirst and last are small, all the others branched. The first branchof the 4th to the 13th is branched
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