. Contributions to Canadian biology and fisheries. Fisheries; Marine biology. The wrtical (listril)uti()n is not will known. I'.hrc-nhauni records raptures in "loO to 200 I'athonis," 100"). p. 110; Meek "in \~)() fathoms on the coast of Norway," lOK). p. ;i")0; and .Smiley "on trawls off the roast of Ireland," 1885, p. ()0. The crew of the motor boat " Prince" has failed to find an\- in more than a few fathoms, but collected threat numbers among wrack and other drift material lo miles from land in the Ba\- of Fund\-, where the water was 112 fat
. Contributions to Canadian biology and fisheries. Fisheries; Marine biology. The wrtical (listril)uti()n is not will known. I'.hrc-nhauni records raptures in "loO to 200 I'athonis," 100"). p. 110; Meek "in \~)() fathoms on the coast of Norway," lOK). p. ;i")0; and .Smiley "on trawls off the roast of Ireland," 1885, p. ()0. The crew of the motor boat " Prince" has failed to find an\- in more than a few fathoms, but collected threat numbers among wrack and other drift material lo miles from land in the Ba\- of Fund\-, where the water was 112 fathoms or more in depth. This form of pelagic life is onl\- an extension of that of the shallow shore waters, and ma\- account for the Kuropean occurrences noted above. The seasonal distribution is the result of two general movements, one shore- ward in April and Ma>-, the other seaward in late autumn. Winter occurrences are \ery rare in our latitudes. The crew of the Prince, whose seining and net trawling operations have extended through several winters, has recorded only one occurrence, namely, 2 specimens, 41 and mm. long, at Grand Manan, December 12. 1917. Fish of all ages and sizes participate in these migrations, at least in the Bav of Fundv. 4. DISTRIBUTION IN CANADIAN WATFRS In summer an abundance of lumpfish of all sizes occurs in Passamaquoddy Bay and about the islands of the western archipelago of the Bay of Fundy, living along the shore, and especially in the masses of seaw^eed, that are e\er. F"ig. 2. Chart of Canadian .Atlantic coast, the squarerl lines showing the area inhabited by 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 Biological Board of Canada. Contributions to Canadian biology and fisheries; Biological Board of Canada. Toronto [etc. ]
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