. The fishes of North and Middle America [microform] : a descriptive catalogue of the species of fish-like vertebrates found in the waters of North America, north of the Isthmus of Panama. Fishes; Fishes; Poissons; Poissons. wvr '* '^$< #:! ., I. I 1 f -i i<\ r<'l •\ii\ I \ 118 Bulletin 47, United States National Museum. 150. FELICIITIIYS KYDOrXII, (Ciivlur A ValonrionnoB). Head broader than in ¥. pinnimaculatus. Dorsal shield an long as hmul, the lateral edges rounded ; its surface granulated and grooved ; ccipitnl process narrower than in F. jnnmmaculalus. Teeth on palate li niiii;;
. The fishes of North and Middle America [microform] : a descriptive catalogue of the species of fish-like vertebrates found in the waters of North America, north of the Isthmus of Panama. Fishes; Fishes; Poissons; Poissons. wvr '* '^$< #:! ., I. I 1 f -i i<\ r<'l •\ii\ I \ 118 Bulletin 47, United States National Museum. 150. FELICIITIIYS KYDOrXII, (Ciivlur A ValonrionnoB). Head broader than in ¥. pinnimaculatus. Dorsal shield an long as hmul, the lateral edges rounded ; its surface granulated and grooved ; ccipitnl process narrower than in F. jnnmmaculalus. Teeth on palate li niiii;;u transverse liand, subinterrupted in the middle. Maxillary barbel leiH^h- ing niiddlo of pectoral spine. Dorsal spine grooved, granulated on anterior edge; pectoral lilunient reaching end of anal. Body and I'min uniformly colored, no black blotch on ventrals or anal. Head4f. D. 1,7; A. 30. Guayaquil. (Sauvage.) (Named for M. Eydonx, its discoverer.) CitlfiihlhijueijiUmxii, ('I'viKii k Valknciennes, xv, 411, 1840, Guayaquil. Ailimrlilhyii eyiloiLrii, Sai'VAoe, in Jordan, I'ruc. U. S. Nut. Mua., 1884, 40; duHcriptiunof ori);iniil typo. 1«0. FKLK'HTHTS FILAMKNTOSUS, Swaindon. Very close to F. marinitu, which it represents southward. Shields on top of head rougher than in F. mariniis, the granulations extending on each side of fontanollo to before it; granulated area before occipital pro- cess broader than long, its width more than i head; occipital process triangular, emargiuato behind, its width at base 1^ in its length; basal bone of dorsal spine short but broad. Dorsal spine a little shorter than head, a little longer than pectoral spine; its filament reaching to or beyond adipose fin ; pectoral filament to front of anal; maxillary barbels to end of pectoral spine. A. 26. Sandy coast of tropical America, on tlu' Atlantic sid;'; Jiero described from specimens from Lake Nicaragua. {JUu- metitosHs, bearing filaments.) FelirhilliijHftliimeutiini's, SwAlNSON, Nat. IliHt. Aiiiii
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