Discovery reports (1947) Discovery reports discoveryreports23inst Year: 1947 232 DISCOVERY REPORTS Some forty species of fish were taken, and it was reckoned that the most important were: Squalus lebruni Psafnmobatis spp. Rajidae (several spp.) Clupea fuegensis Macrurotius magellanicus Merluccius hiibhsi Salilota australis Cottoperca gobio Notothenia ramsayi N. guntfieri Champsocephalus esox Stromateus maculatus The existence of overlapping characters in the ' tesselata group' of Notothenia was noted in the field, also the profuse variation among the Rajidae of the locality, which necessitat
Discovery reports (1947) Discovery reports discoveryreports23inst Year: 1947 232 DISCOVERY REPORTS Some forty species of fish were taken, and it was reckoned that the most important were: Squalus lebruni Psafnmobatis spp. Rajidae (several spp.) Clupea fuegensis Macrurotius magellanicus Merluccius hiibhsi Salilota australis Cottoperca gobio Notothenia ramsayi N. guntfieri Champsocephalus esox Stromateus maculatus The existence of overlapping characters in the ' tesselata group' of Notothenia was noted in the field, also the profuse variation among the Rajidae of the locality, which necessitated a large collection Fig. id. Plankton and hydrological observations; station positions 1931-2. for further revision. Five teleosts new to science were collected, and specimens of Cottoperca gobio and Dissostichus eleginoides much larger than any previously recorded were obtained. The most important result of the survey was to demonstrate that hake {Merluccius hiibbsi) were to be found in moderate quantity on the shelf to the north and west of the Falkland Islands. This fish was for long confused with Merluccius gayi, the west coast species, and was the object of several small The names in this list are those determined after Norman's revision.
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