The Families Trachipteridae and Radiicephalidae (Pisces, Lampriformes) and a New Species of Zu from South Africa |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 17
Page 16
Dorsal fin rays 120 – 128 ; pectoral fin rays 12 – 14 ; caudal fin rays 7 - 10 ;
gillrakers 2 – 3 + 9 – 10 . Vertebrae : 71 - 74 total , 18 – 20 precaudal , 37 – 42
pre - anal . Eye diameter greater than snout length . Tail greatly elongated in
adults ; SV ...
Dorsal fin rays 120 – 128 ; pectoral fin rays 12 – 14 ; caudal fin rays 7 - 10 ;
gillrakers 2 – 3 + 9 – 10 . Vertebrae : 71 - 74 total , 18 – 20 precaudal , 37 – 42
pre - anal . Eye diameter greater than snout length . Tail greatly elongated in
adults ; SV ...
Page 17
Dorsal and pelvic fin rays of prejuvenile stage without series of bulbous or leaf -
like appendages ; first five or six dorsal rays , pelvic and caudal rays elongate in
prejuveniles and juveniles . Dorsal caudal rays well developed , set at steep ...
Dorsal and pelvic fin rays of prejuvenile stage without series of bulbous or leaf -
like appendages ; first five or six dorsal rays , pelvic and caudal rays elongate in
prejuveniles and juveniles . Dorsal caudal rays well developed , set at steep ...
Page 36
Dorsal fin with 160 rays , the origin above the eyes , the last ray over the twenty -
sixth preural centrum ; pectoral fin rays 10 ( including the short , spine - like first
ray ) , the longest ray 10 mm ; pelvic fins damaged , most of the rays broken off at
...
Dorsal fin with 160 rays , the origin above the eyes , the last ray over the twenty -
sixth preural centrum ; pectoral fin rays 10 ( including the short , spine - like first
ray ) , the longest ray 10 mm ; pelvic fins damaged , most of the rays broken off at
...
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
abdominal absent according adults Africa apex apical appear associated base bearing beer beetles body broad brown Cape Cape Town clay collected colour continued covered described developed distinct dorsal view early edge elytra fairly feed figures four front genus grass hairs head horn important indicated Krige Krige & Krige Labrum larvae lateral legs length less Lobedu longer mandible margin material middle Modjadji's natural Note observed occurred placed posterior present pronotum Pupa rays recorded references rounded scale sclerotized seen segment sensory separated setae shape short side similar single skin slightly smaller Smith social Sotho South African Museum species specimens spines stage stone strong teeth tooth traditional transverse usually ventral village wide women wood wooden
Bibliographic information
| Title | The Families Trachipteridae and Radiicephalidae (Pisces, Lampriformes) and a New Species of Zu from South Africa Volume 94, Issue 2 of Annals of the South African Museum, South African Museum Cape Town, ISSN 0303-2515 Volume 94, Part 2 of South African Museum, Cape Town, annals of the South African Museum, ISSN 0303-2515 |
| Author | P. C. Heemstra |
| Publisher | South African Museum, 1984 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 5 Oct 2006 |
| ISBN | 0868130575, 9780868130576 |
| Length | 27 pages |
| Export Citation | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |