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Christmas, 1936. Auctioning the Christmas Turkey. 23 December 1936 Stock Photo

RM2BW2FX7–Christmas, 1936. Auctioning the Christmas Turkey. 23 December 1936

Buffalopterus (Eurypterus) pustulosus Hall Page 201 See plate 23 1 Interior view of postabdomen, lacking the last segment. Original of Pterygotus globicaudatus Pohlman. Natural size 2 Enlargement of anterior portion of a carapace, reproduced in plate 23, figure 1, showing character of ornamentation and margin. Ocellar mound with traces of ocelli in lower left corner. × 3 3 Enlargement of posterior portion of the same carapace, to show character of ornamentation. Ocellar mound in front. × 3 4 Enlargement of portion of specimen represented in figure 1 to show character of scales on tergite Horiz Stock Photo

RMP77K4C–Buffalopterus (Eurypterus) pustulosus Hall Page 201 See plate 23 1 Interior view of postabdomen, lacking the last segment. Original of Pterygotus globicaudatus Pohlman. Natural size 2 Enlargement of anterior portion of a carapace, reproduced in plate 23, figure 1, showing character of ornamentation and margin. Ocellar mound with traces of ocelli in lower left corner. × 3 3 Enlargement of posterior portion of the same carapace, to show character of ornamentation. Ocellar mound in front. × 3 4 Enlargement of portion of specimen represented in figure 1 to show character of scales on tergite Horiz

Skeleton. 1) scalp part and base of the occipital bone, 2) parietal bone, 3) frontal half, 4) upper jawbone and Pflugscharbein, 5) temporal bone scales, * rock part of the temporal bone, 6) zygomatic bone, 7) nasal bone, 8) lower jaw, 9) cervical vertebrae, 10) thoracic vertebrae , 11) lumbar vertebrae, 12) sacral vertebrae, 13) clavicle, 14) scapula, 15) humeral bone, 16) elbow, 17) spinal bone, 18) cartilaginous carpal, 19) metacarpal bone, 20) bony bone, 21) hip bone, 22) femur, 23) Patellar attachment, 24) fibula, 24a) tibia, 25) tarsal root, 26) metatarsal bones, 28) sternum, anonym 1887 Stock Photo

RMT4P5BT–Skeleton. 1) scalp part and base of the occipital bone, 2) parietal bone, 3) frontal half, 4) upper jawbone and Pflugscharbein, 5) temporal bone scales, * rock part of the temporal bone, 6) zygomatic bone, 7) nasal bone, 8) lower jaw, 9) cervical vertebrae, 10) thoracic vertebrae , 11) lumbar vertebrae, 12) sacral vertebrae, 13) clavicle, 14) scapula, 15) humeral bone, 16) elbow, 17) spinal bone, 18) cartilaginous carpal, 19) metacarpal bone, 20) bony bone, 21) hip bone, 22) femur, 23) Patellar attachment, 24) fibula, 24a) tibia, 25) tarsal root, 26) metatarsal bones, 28) sternum, anonym 1887

Tanks and Marines from Battalion Landing Team 2/4 take up defensive positions around Hill 23 near Nhĩ Ha, Quang Tri Province, Vietnam. The operation, known as OPERATION NAPOLEON/SALINE, took place on April 1, 1968. This photograph was captured by N.D. Scales, a photographer for the Defense Department. The image is a 35mm negative, and it is part of a collection documenting American military activities during the Vietnam war. Stock Photo

RM2TA32G0–Tanks and Marines from Battalion Landing Team 2/4 take up defensive positions around Hill 23 near Nhĩ Ha, Quang Tri Province, Vietnam. The operation, known as OPERATION NAPOLEON/SALINE, took place on April 1, 1968. This photograph was captured by N.D. Scales, a photographer for the Defense Department. The image is a 35mm negative, and it is part of a collection documenting American military activities during the Vietnam war.

Tour de France 1961 Wout Wagtmans on the scales Date: 23 June 1961 Location: France Keywords: cyclists Personal name: Wagtmans, Wout Stock Photo

RM2APY2C8–Tour de France 1961 Wout Wagtmans on the scales Date: 23 June 1961 Location: France Keywords: cyclists Personal name: Wagtmans, Wout

Mrs Mary Smith, aged 23, working at John Mackintosh sweet factory. Halifax in West Yorkshire. 11th June 1959. Stock Photo

RM2HJ5MWD–Mrs Mary Smith, aged 23, working at John Mackintosh sweet factory. Halifax in West Yorkshire. 11th June 1959.

Catalogue of New York reptiles and batrachians . Ophibolus getulus getulus (Linn.) Chain snakeDe Kay. Coluber getulusJordan. Lampropeltis getulus Scales smooth, in 21-23 rows. Head black, with yellow spots; color above black, crossed by about30 narrow, continuous yellow lines, which bifurcate on the flanks;bejow, yellow, bltttched with black. Length 50 inches. Not uncommon in the pine woods of New Jersey, and also found,but rarely, in what are called the brush plains of Long Island.De Kay. 42, p. 38 376 NEW YORK STATE MUSEUM Hough, (52, p. 23) in describing his collection made for the statemus Stock Photo

RM2ANGKG5–Catalogue of New York reptiles and batrachians . Ophibolus getulus getulus (Linn.) Chain snakeDe Kay. Coluber getulusJordan. Lampropeltis getulus Scales smooth, in 21-23 rows. Head black, with yellow spots; color above black, crossed by about30 narrow, continuous yellow lines, which bifurcate on the flanks;bejow, yellow, bltttched with black. Length 50 inches. Not uncommon in the pine woods of New Jersey, and also found,but rarely, in what are called the brush plains of Long Island.De Kay. 42, p. 38 376 NEW YORK STATE MUSEUM Hough, (52, p. 23) in describing his collection made for the statemus

. A text-book of botany for secondary schools. Botany. FiG. 23.—Scale from the leai oi Shepherdia; such scales overlap and form a complete covering.. —w — W. 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 work.. Coulter, John Merle, 1851-1928. New York, D. Appleton Stock Photo

RMPFYFCK–. A text-book of botany for secondary schools. Botany. FiG. 23.—Scale from the leai oi Shepherdia; such scales overlap and form a complete covering.. —w — W. 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 work.. Coulter, John Merle, 1851-1928. New York, D. Appleton

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RM2BW2MEY–Christmas, 1936. Auctioning the Christmas Turkey. 23 December 1936

Catalogue of New York reptiles and batrachians . ined; below yellowish 9 Olivaceous to brownish, with black spots; below greenish white 20b ?3) No rattle; head markedly triangular; neck constricted, distinct frombodyColor brownish, with darker blotches; top of head copper red; below yellowish, with dark spots 21 3) Tail terminating in a rattle; head very distinct, triangular, neckconstricted Head covered with many small scales 23 Head with a few large plates 23 A. COLUBBIDAB Top of head covered with plates; no pit between eye and nostril;Tipper jaw with normal (solid) teeth, no poison fangs; n Stock Photo

RM2ANGX24–Catalogue of New York reptiles and batrachians . ined; below yellowish 9 Olivaceous to brownish, with black spots; below greenish white 20b ?3) No rattle; head markedly triangular; neck constricted, distinct frombodyColor brownish, with darker blotches; top of head copper red; below yellowish, with dark spots 21 3) Tail terminating in a rattle; head very distinct, triangular, neckconstricted Head covered with many small scales 23 Head with a few large plates 23 A. COLUBBIDAB Top of head covered with plates; no pit between eye and nostril;Tipper jaw with normal (solid) teeth, no poison fangs; n

. Pharmaceutical botany. Botany; Botany, Medical. HISTOLOGY OF ANNUAL DICOTYL STEM 23 Scaly bulbs have narrow imbricated scales, the outer ones not en- closing the inner. Ex.: Lily. Tltbers and corms are annual. Bulbs and Rhizomes are perennial. Exogenous and Endogenous Stems.—Exogenous stems are typical of Gymnosperms and Dicotyledons and can increase materially in thick- ness due to presence of a cambium. Such stems show differentiation into an outer or cortical region and an inner or central cylinder region. Endogenous stems are typical of Monocotyledons .««(^^^^^^^5llBfc^ ^ and cannot in Stock Photo

RMPG2KEP–. Pharmaceutical botany. Botany; Botany, Medical. HISTOLOGY OF ANNUAL DICOTYL STEM 23 Scaly bulbs have narrow imbricated scales, the outer ones not en- closing the inner. Ex.: Lily. Tltbers and corms are annual. Bulbs and Rhizomes are perennial. Exogenous and Endogenous Stems.—Exogenous stems are typical of Gymnosperms and Dicotyledons and can increase materially in thick- ness due to presence of a cambium. Such stems show differentiation into an outer or cortical region and an inner or central cylinder region. Endogenous stems are typical of Monocotyledons .««(^^^^^^^5llBfc^ ^ and cannot in

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Boxers weigh in for Great Albert Hall fight . Primp Carnera , the giant Italian boxer and George Cook , Australian heavyweight met at the office of Jeff Dickson , the promoter , before their great fight at the Royal Albert Hall , London , and weighed in . Carnera and Cook ( on scales ) at their weight in before the fight . 23 March 1932 Stock Photo

RM2BW30CT–Boxers weigh in for Great Albert Hall fight . Primp Carnera , the giant Italian boxer and George Cook , Australian heavyweight met at the office of Jeff Dickson , the promoter , before their great fight at the Royal Albert Hall , London , and weighed in . Carnera and Cook ( on scales ) at their weight in before the fight . 23 March 1932

. Scientific American Volume 35 Number 09 (August 1876). Model Engines. Complete seta of Castings for making small Model Steam Engines % in. bore, 3 in. stroke, price $4;ditto 2 in. bore, 4 in. stroke, price $10, same style as cut.Eureka Foot Lathes only 15 Dollars. Gear Wheels andParts of Models. All kinds of Small Tools and Materials.Illustrated Catalogue Free.GOODNOW& WIGHTMAN, 23;Cornhlll, Boston, Mass.. ARMSTRONGS HEATER, FILTER,AND LIME EXTRACTOR combines thegreater efficacy in heating, condensing,and filtering impure, water. It removesand prevents scales by supplying Boilerswith pure w Stock Photo

RM2CEP558–. Scientific American Volume 35 Number 09 (August 1876). Model Engines. Complete seta of Castings for making small Model Steam Engines % in. bore, 3 in. stroke, price $4;ditto 2 in. bore, 4 in. stroke, price $10, same style as cut.Eureka Foot Lathes only 15 Dollars. Gear Wheels andParts of Models. All kinds of Small Tools and Materials.Illustrated Catalogue Free.GOODNOW& WIGHTMAN, 23;Cornhlll, Boston, Mass.. ARMSTRONGS HEATER, FILTER,AND LIME EXTRACTOR combines thegreater efficacy in heating, condensing,and filtering impure, water. It removesand prevents scales by supplying Boilerswith pure w

. Elements of botany. Botany; Botany. BTTDS. 81 The rings of scars about the twig, shown in Figs. 23 and 59, mark the place where the bases of bud-scales were attached. A little examination of the part of the twig which lies outside of this ring, as shown in Fig. 23, will lead one to the conclu- sion that this portion has all grown in the one spring and summer since the bud-scales of that particular ring dropped off. Following out this suggestion, it *-?, ^S^6 is easy to reckon the age of any moderately old portion of a branch, since it is equal to the number of ...-OCC % "^--J!. Please Stock Photo

RMPG4AD7–. Elements of botany. Botany; Botany. BTTDS. 81 The rings of scars about the twig, shown in Figs. 23 and 59, mark the place where the bases of bud-scales were attached. A little examination of the part of the twig which lies outside of this ring, as shown in Fig. 23, will lead one to the conclu- sion that this portion has all grown in the one spring and summer since the bud-scales of that particular ring dropped off. Following out this suggestion, it *-?, ^S^6 is easy to reckon the age of any moderately old portion of a branch, since it is equal to the number of ...-OCC % "^--J!. Please

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RM2T2BBC5–Barnaby Rogerson at the Oldie Literary Lunch 17-10-23

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. Daily Colonist (1892-11-23) . uldnot yralh withoutcrutches, ami had toG.Derry. have tny. arms, back andaged twice a day. I began to takeJiooirs HarsiiiiarMIa ami soon 1 could see acliango. Ihe UeMi became mure healthy, theBor«n toon heulcil, Hie scales fell oil, ) wassoon nblc to give up bandages mid crutches,and a happy man I was. 1 had been taking foods SarsapariHa for seven months; and since that time, l> years1 have worn no bandages whatever anil invh-cs anil arms arc sound ami well. S. uPsnitv, •»•> Bradford St.. Providence, It. I. HOODS PlLLS Mr,, tlv.-r ills, constipation^blllou Stock Photo

RM2CE21CN–. Daily Colonist (1892-11-23) . uldnot yralh withoutcrutches, ami had toG.Derry. have tny. arms, back andaged twice a day. I began to takeJiooirs HarsiiiiarMIa ami soon 1 could see acliango. Ihe UeMi became mure healthy, theBor«n toon heulcil, Hie scales fell oil, ) wassoon nblc to give up bandages mid crutches,and a happy man I was. 1 had been taking foods SarsapariHa for seven months; and since that time, l> years1 have worn no bandages whatever anil invh-cs anil arms arc sound ami well. S. uPsnitv, •»•> Bradford St.. Providence, It. I. HOODS PlLLS Mr,, tlv.-r ills, constipation^blllou

. The elements of botany embracing organography, histology, vegetable physiology, systematic botany and economic botany ... together with a complete glossary of botanical terms. Botany. root) is very common, as in the Mint, Couch-grass, etc.; it is merely a root-stock, or stem growing under the surface of the ground, pro- ducing roots, also leaf-scales and huds (Fig. 17). A tuber is a thickened por- tion of a root-stock. The Potato is the commonest example, the " eyes" being buds (Fig. 18). The corm is a very short, thickened root-stock, with roots below and buds above. 23. The bulb Stock Photo

RMPG3T5X–. The elements of botany embracing organography, histology, vegetable physiology, systematic botany and economic botany ... together with a complete glossary of botanical terms. Botany. root) is very common, as in the Mint, Couch-grass, etc.; it is merely a root-stock, or stem growing under the surface of the ground, pro- ducing roots, also leaf-scales and huds (Fig. 17). A tuber is a thickened por- tion of a root-stock. The Potato is the commonest example, the " eyes" being buds (Fig. 18). The corm is a very short, thickened root-stock, with roots below and buds above. 23. The bulb

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RMRDAB9B–. A text-book of botany for secondary schools. Botany. FiG. 23.—Scale from the leai oi Shepherdia; such scales overlap and form a complete covering.. —w — W. 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 work.. Coulter, John Merle, 1851-1928. New York, D. Appleton

. Foundations of botany. Botany; Botany. DICOTYLEDONOUS PLANTS 225 -with usually 5 stamens inserted on the corolla, the anthers united into a tube which surrounds the style (Fig. 23, V). Calyx with its tube adnate to the ovary, the limb sometimes wanting, when present taking the form of scales, bristles, etc., known as pappus (Pig. 24, II, III). Corolla either strap- shaped (Pig. 25, r) or tubular (Fig. 23, V), in the former case. anth ,stig n ni. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearan Stock Photo

RMPG3TGR–. Foundations of botany. Botany; Botany. DICOTYLEDONOUS PLANTS 225 -with usually 5 stamens inserted on the corolla, the anthers united into a tube which surrounds the style (Fig. 23, V). Calyx with its tube adnate to the ovary, the limb sometimes wanting, when present taking the form of scales, bristles, etc., known as pappus (Pig. 24, II, III). Corolla either strap- shaped (Pig. 25, r) or tubular (Fig. 23, V), in the former case. anth ,stig n ni. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearan

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$. Fishes. Fishes. 23° The Crossopterygii Lepisosteus. In Glyptopomus these scales are sculptured, in the others smooth. In Osteolepis, Thursius, Diplopterus, and Glyptopomus a pineal foramen is present on the top of the head. This is wanting in Parabatrachns {Megalichthys of authors). In Osteolepis, Thursius, and Parabatrachus the tail is heterocercal, ,«..-*S-***^'. Fio. 163 —Oyroptychius microlepidotus Agassiz. Devonian. Family Megalich- tliyidm. (After Pander.) while in Diplopterus and Glyptopomus it is diphycercal. Osteo- lepis macrolepidotus and numerous other species occur in the Lower D Stock Photo$

RMRDPDDT–. Fishes. Fishes. 23° The Crossopterygii Lepisosteus. In Glyptopomus these scales are sculptured, in the others smooth. In Osteolepis, Thursius, Diplopterus, and Glyptopomus a pineal foramen is present on the top of the head. This is wanting in Parabatrachns {Megalichthys of authors). In Osteolepis, Thursius, and Parabatrachus the tail is heterocercal, ,«..-*S-***^'. Fio. 163 —Oyroptychius microlepidotus Agassiz. Devonian. Family Megalich- tliyidm. (After Pander.) while in Diplopterus and Glyptopomus it is diphycercal. Osteo- lepis macrolepidotus and numerous other species occur in the Lower D

. North American trees : being descriptions and illustrations of the trees growing independently of cultivation in North America, north of Mexico and the West Indies . Trees. Red Pine 23 nearly terminal, usually in pairs, short-stalked, broadly oblong, about 8 mm. long, their scales dark purple, long-pointed, refiexed. The cones are horizontal, oval, 5 to 6 cm. long, bright red- brown and shining; scales somewhat concave, the apex transversely ridged and much thickened into a stout knob, armed by a short curved prickle, dull and red-brown on the upper and dark purple or brown on the under side Stock Photo

RMPG0N5X–. North American trees : being descriptions and illustrations of the trees growing independently of cultivation in North America, north of Mexico and the West Indies . Trees. Red Pine 23 nearly terminal, usually in pairs, short-stalked, broadly oblong, about 8 mm. long, their scales dark purple, long-pointed, refiexed. The cones are horizontal, oval, 5 to 6 cm. long, bright red- brown and shining; scales somewhat concave, the apex transversely ridged and much thickened into a stout knob, armed by a short curved prickle, dull and red-brown on the upper and dark purple or brown on the under side

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. Goldfish breeds and other aquarium fishes, their care and propagation; a guide to freshwater and marine aquaria, their fauna, flora and management. Aquariums; Goldfish. GOLDFISH BREEDS THE CHINESE FRINGETAIL TELESCOPE GOLDFISH Carassius auratus, var> chinensis pendulibicaudalis. Fig. 23 This variety has the body, eyes and fin development of the Calico, but differs in its markings. The transparent scales are invisible and the colors are most oddly distributed in patches of beautiful oxblood red, white and bluish tints over the head and body. The long, delicate, filmy, lacelike fins and bea Stock Photo

RMRDXYY3–. Goldfish breeds and other aquarium fishes, their care and propagation; a guide to freshwater and marine aquaria, their fauna, flora and management. Aquariums; Goldfish. GOLDFISH BREEDS THE CHINESE FRINGETAIL TELESCOPE GOLDFISH Carassius auratus, var> chinensis pendulibicaudalis. Fig. 23 This variety has the body, eyes and fin development of the Calico, but differs in its markings. The transparent scales are invisible and the colors are most oddly distributed in patches of beautiful oxblood red, white and bluish tints over the head and body. The long, delicate, filmy, lacelike fins and bea

. A dictionary of the fossils of Pennsylvania and neighboring states named in the reports and catalogues of the survey ... Paleontology. 585 Palje. at the place were covered thickly with scales of PoloeonisGus^ perhaps hrainerdi^ and teeth of mainly Holoptychius and Orodus^ among them 0. Gonioulus a common Keokuk limestone species. (Newberry.) Palseoniscus devonicus. Clark, Bulletin 16, U. S. G. S.,. f./,23-'r5; 1885, page 20, 41, pi. 1, hg. 2, a fish scale magnified twice; 3, a scale mag. S times; 4, 5, 6, head plates, m(2^. 25^(^Z(?6. One scale is all that Mr. Clarke had found in the Genesee Stock Photo

RMPFXHG3–. A dictionary of the fossils of Pennsylvania and neighboring states named in the reports and catalogues of the survey ... Paleontology. 585 Palje. at the place were covered thickly with scales of PoloeonisGus^ perhaps hrainerdi^ and teeth of mainly Holoptychius and Orodus^ among them 0. Gonioulus a common Keokuk limestone species. (Newberry.) Palseoniscus devonicus. Clark, Bulletin 16, U. S. G. S.,. f./,23-'r5; 1885, page 20, 41, pi. 1, hg. 2, a fish scale magnified twice; 3, a scale mag. S times; 4, 5, 6, head plates, m(2^. 25^(^Z(?6. One scale is all that Mr. Clarke had found in the Genesee

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. The transformations (or metamorphoses) of insects. Insects; Insects; Myriapoda; Arachnida; Crustacea. STRUCTURES IMPLICATED IN METAMORPHOSIS. 23 pieces are all present, although in a very different condition of form. By removing the fine hairs and scales from the front of the butterfly's head, a small transverse lamina is observable, and its relative position determines it to be the small upper lip, once so large in the caterpillar. On either side and beneath the labrum is a very small piece of skin—the remnant of the once formidable and trenchant mandible. Beneath these is the long trunk, f Stock Photo

RMRR1YMC–. The transformations (or metamorphoses) of insects. Insects; Insects; Myriapoda; Arachnida; Crustacea. STRUCTURES IMPLICATED IN METAMORPHOSIS. 23 pieces are all present, although in a very different condition of form. By removing the fine hairs and scales from the front of the butterfly's head, a small transverse lamina is observable, and its relative position determines it to be the small upper lip, once so large in the caterpillar. On either side and beneath the labrum is a very small piece of skin—the remnant of the once formidable and trenchant mandible. Beneath these is the long trunk, f

. Turkey Lake as a unit of environment, and the variation of its inhabitants ... Biology; Natural history. 282 TABLE I. Per cent, of specimens having no scales on nape Per cent, of specimens having few scales on nape. ... Per cent, of specimens having several scales on nape Per cent, of specimens having nape thinly scaled. . Per cent, of specimens having nape closely scaled . ... 19.32 23.87 28.32 16.67 11.74 Lateral Line.âThe specimens of Turkey Lake have on an average two more scales in the lateral line. The average number for Turkey Lake is 89.46 for the left side, 89.74 for the right side; Stock Photo

RMPG2D5M–. Turkey Lake as a unit of environment, and the variation of its inhabitants ... Biology; Natural history. 282 TABLE I. Per cent, of specimens having no scales on nape Per cent, of specimens having few scales on nape. ... Per cent, of specimens having several scales on nape Per cent, of specimens having nape thinly scaled. . Per cent, of specimens having nape closely scaled . ... 19.32 23.87 28.32 16.67 11.74 Lateral Line.âThe specimens of Turkey Lake have on an average two more scales in the lateral line. The average number for Turkey Lake is 89.46 for the left side, 89.74 for the right side;

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. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. HICOKIA HTCORIA nod lacinioso, for which see Rep. Mo. But. Oard. 7. pi. 20-23 and Gug. 2:2'26. See Pecan. myristicaeSbrmis, Britt. (Carya myrisiica'fonni^, Nutt.). Nutmeg-Hickory. Tree, to 100 ft. with dark brown bark, broken iuto appressed scales: If ts. 5-11, short-stalked or almost sessile, ovate-lanceolate, Stock Photo

RMRE2BHF–. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. HICOKIA HTCORIA nod lacinioso, for which see Rep. Mo. But. Oard. 7. pi. 20-23 and Gug. 2:2'26. See Pecan. myristicaeSbrmis, Britt. (Carya myrisiica'fonni^, Nutt.). Nutmeg-Hickory. Tree, to 100 ft. with dark brown bark, broken iuto appressed scales: If ts. 5-11, short-stalked or almost sessile, ovate-lanceolate,

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. Cirtus fruits under irragation. Citrus fruits; Fruit-culture. Fig. 17 § 28 CITRUS FRUITS IN GULF-COAST STATES 23 These parasitic fungi, although more abundant in the sum- mer than at other times, are more apt to work throughout the wmter than those that are parasites of the white flies and thev are even more efficient in keeping down the scales. So impor- tant are these parasitic fungi that if they are destroyed as happens when the trees are sprayed with Bordeaux mixture to kill injurious fungi, the purple scales at once increase to such an extent as to severely damage or even kill the trees Stock Photo

RMREKATB–. Cirtus fruits under irragation. Citrus fruits; Fruit-culture. Fig. 17 § 28 CITRUS FRUITS IN GULF-COAST STATES 23 These parasitic fungi, although more abundant in the sum- mer than at other times, are more apt to work throughout the wmter than those that are parasites of the white flies and thev are even more efficient in keeping down the scales. So impor- tant are these parasitic fungi that if they are destroyed as happens when the trees are sprayed with Bordeaux mixture to kill injurious fungi, the purple scales at once increase to such an extent as to severely damage or even kill the trees

RM2T2BCPR–Sir Don McCullin at the Oldie Literary Lunch 17-10-23

. Elements of botany. Botany; Botany. BUBS. 81 The rings of scars about the twig, shown in Figs. 23 and 59, mark the place where the bases of bud-scales were attached. A little examination of the part of the twig which lies outside of this ring, as shown in Fig. 23, will lead one to the conclu- sion that this portion has all grown in the one spring and summer since the bud-scales of that particular ring dropped off. Following out this suggestion, it is easy to reckon the age of any moderately old portion of a branch, since it is equal to the number of .-ttCC â ^^-^!. Please note that these ima Stock Photo

RMRDWRRW–. Elements of botany. Botany; Botany. BUBS. 81 The rings of scars about the twig, shown in Figs. 23 and 59, mark the place where the bases of bud-scales were attached. A little examination of the part of the twig which lies outside of this ring, as shown in Fig. 23, will lead one to the conclu- sion that this portion has all grown in the one spring and summer since the bud-scales of that particular ring dropped off. Following out this suggestion, it is easy to reckon the age of any moderately old portion of a branch, since it is equal to the number of .-ttCC â ^^-^!. Please note that these ima

RM2T2BCMA–Sir Don McCullin at the Oldie Literary Lunch 17-10-23

RMRDG946–. Pharmaceutical botany. Botany; Botany, Medical. HISTOLOGY OF ANNUAL DICOTYL STEM 23 Scaly bulbs have narrow imbricated scales, the outer ones not en- closing the inner. Ex.: Lily. Tltbers and corms are annual. Bulbs and Rhizomes are perennial. Exogenous and Endogenous Stems.—Exogenous stems are typical of Gymnosperms and Dicotyledons and can increase materially in thick- ness due to presence of a cambium. Such stems show differentiation into an outer or cortical region and an inner or central cylinder region. Endogenous stems are typical of Monocotyledons .««(^^^^^^^5llBfc^ ^ and cannot in

RM2T2BCE3–Sir Don McCullin at the Oldie Literary Lunch 17-10-23

. An illustrated flora of the northern United States, Canada and the British possessions, from Newfoundland to the parallel of the southern boundary of Virginia, and from the Atlantic Ocean westward to the 102d meridian. Botany; Botany. 6oo SALICACEAE. Vol. I.. Salix squamata Rydb., with fruiting aments persistent until September on leafy branches, the yellowish scales longer than the pedicels, is probably a state of the preceding species. 23. Salix humilis Marsh. Prairie Willow. Fig. 1473. Salix humilis Marsh. Arb. Am. 140. 1785. A shrub, 2°-8° tall, the twigs tomentose or pubescent, terete. Stock Photo

RMRDK0RC–. An illustrated flora of the northern United States, Canada and the British possessions, from Newfoundland to the parallel of the southern boundary of Virginia, and from the Atlantic Ocean westward to the 102d meridian. Botany; Botany. 6oo SALICACEAE. Vol. I.. Salix squamata Rydb., with fruiting aments persistent until September on leafy branches, the yellowish scales longer than the pedicels, is probably a state of the preceding species. 23. Salix humilis Marsh. Prairie Willow. Fig. 1473. Salix humilis Marsh. Arb. Am. 140. 1785. A shrub, 2°-8° tall, the twigs tomentose or pubescent, terete.

RM2T2BC4R–Sir Don McCullin at the Oldie Literary Lunch 17-10-23

. Evenings at the microscope : or, researches among the minuter organs and forms of animal life. Microscopy; Microscopes; Medical microscopy. lIAntS, FEATHKKS, AND SCALES. 23. BOALE OP FIOCNDEE. a. J^atural size. from the Flounder, which, being coarsely lined, shows the structure well; or in these from the Green "Wrasse. I will now apply to one of these a power of 600 di- ameters, concentrating the light thrown through the scale from the mirror by the achromatic condenser, and examine the scale anew. You now see two distinct layers ; the upper one which bears the con- centric lines, and a Stock Photo

RMRDHR27–. Evenings at the microscope : or, researches among the minuter organs and forms of animal life. Microscopy; Microscopes; Medical microscopy. lIAntS, FEATHKKS, AND SCALES. 23. BOALE OP FIOCNDEE. a. J^atural size. from the Flounder, which, being coarsely lined, shows the structure well; or in these from the Green "Wrasse. I will now apply to one of these a power of 600 di- ameters, concentrating the light thrown through the scale from the mirror by the achromatic condenser, and examine the scale anew. You now see two distinct layers ; the upper one which bears the con- centric lines, and a

RM2T2BCPP–Sir Don McCullin at the Oldie Literary Lunch 17-10-23

RMRDHJ1Y–. Elements of botany. Botany; Botany. BTTDS. 81 The rings of scars about the twig, shown in Figs. 23 and 59, mark the place where the bases of bud-scales were attached. A little examination of the part of the twig which lies outside of this ring, as shown in Fig. 23, will lead one to the conclu- sion that this portion has all grown in the one spring and summer since the bud-scales of that particular ring dropped off. Following out this suggestion, it *-?, ^S^6 is easy to reckon the age of any moderately old portion of a branch, since it is equal to the number of ...-OCC % "^--J!. Please

RM2T2BCR2–Sir Don McCullin at the Oldie Literary Lunch 17-10-23

. Botany all the year round; a practical text-book for schools. Botany. « 236. — stem development of seed- lings raised from healthy grains of barley; weight, 39.5 grams (about 500 grs.). 237. — Stem development of seedlings raised under exactly similar conditions from the same number of inferior grains; weight, 23 grams (about 350 grs.).. dozen of the largest, heaviest, and most perfect, and an equal number of small, inferior ones. If a pair of scales is at hand, the different sets should be weighed and a record kept for comparison with the seedlings at the end of the ex- periment. Plant the Stock Photo

RMRE2A7E–. Botany all the year round; a practical text-book for schools. Botany. « 236. — stem development of seed- lings raised from healthy grains of barley; weight, 39.5 grams (about 500 grs.). 237. — Stem development of seedlings raised under exactly similar conditions from the same number of inferior grains; weight, 23 grams (about 350 grs.).. dozen of the largest, heaviest, and most perfect, and an equal number of small, inferior ones. If a pair of scales is at hand, the different sets should be weighed and a record kept for comparison with the seedlings at the end of the ex- periment. Plant the

RM2T2BCMC–Sir Don McCullin at the Oldie Literary Lunch 17-10-23

RMRDKB3T–. An illustrated flora of the northern United States, Canada and the British possessions, from Newfoundland to the parallel of the southern boundary of Virginia, and from the Atlantic Ocean westward to the 102d meridian. Botany; Botany. Genus 3. SEDGE FAMILY. 13. Eleocharis Smallii Britton. Small's Spike- rush. Fig. 770. E. Smallii Britton, Torreya 3 : 23. 1903. Perennial by rootstocks; culms rather stout, about 2° high, and i"-ii" thick; top of the basal sheath ob- lique ; spikelet cylindric to conic-cylindric, acute, about 8" long, about as thick as the culm; scales lanceolate

RM2T2BC4T–Sir Don McCullin at the Oldie Literary Lunch 17-10-23

RMRDK0R6–. An illustrated flora of the northern United States, Canada and the British possessions, from Newfoundland to the parallel of the southern boundary of Virginia, and from the Atlantic Ocean westward to the 102d meridian. Botany; Botany. Salix squamata Rydb., with fruiting aments persistent until September on leafy branches, the yellowish scales longer than the pedicels, is probably a state of the preceding species. 23. Salix humilis Marsh. Prairie Willow. Fig. 1473. Salix humilis Marsh. Arb. Am. 140. 1785. A shrub, 2°-8° tall, the twigs tomentose or pubescent, terete. Leaves mostly oblanceo- l

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RM2T2BBR5–Don McCullin & Barnaby Rogerson at the Oldie Literary Lunch 17-10-23

$. Plants and their uses; an introduction to botany. Botany; Botany, Economic. 3lJ VARIOUS F( )OD-PLANTS. Fig. 23.âFilbert or Hazelnut {t^'orylu.^ Arrllana. IMrrli Family, Be/ularrrp). J, a twig bearing on the right two loose, hanging, .yellowish riower- elusters eonsisting entirely of .staiuinate flowers and their seale-like braets, and on the left and at the tip, two pistillate flower-elusters enclosed by braets and bud-scales which permit only the crimson stigmas to protrude (natural size). 2, a single staniinate flower, yiewed from below, showing the numerous stamens and the scale to which Stock Photo$

RMRE0X80–. Plants and their uses; an introduction to botany. Botany; Botany, Economic. 3lJ VARIOUS F( )OD-PLANTS. Fig. 23.âFilbert or Hazelnut {t^'orylu.^ Arrllana. IMrrli Family, Be/ularrrp). J, a twig bearing on the right two loose, hanging, .yellowish riower- elusters eonsisting entirely of .staiuinate flowers and their seale-like braets, and on the left and at the tip, two pistillate flower-elusters enclosed by braets and bud-scales which permit only the crimson stigmas to protrude (natural size). 2, a single staniinate flower, yiewed from below, showing the numerous stamens and the scale to which

. The poisonous terrestrial snakes of our British Indian dominions, including Ceylon, and how to recognize them; with symptoms of snake poisoning and treatment. Snakes; Snakes. Fig. 23.âHemibungarus nigresoens (X3). including the Nilgiris and Anamallays. Hills. â Supplementary cha/ractevs.â Free - frontals touch the internasal, pos- terior nasal, pree- ocular,supraocular, and frontal. Supra- labials 7. Ayiterior suhliyujuals touch 4 infralabials. Post- erior sublinguals touch the 4th in- fralabial. Infrala- hials.âThe 4th is the largest of the series, and touches 2 scales behind. Scales in 13 Stock Photo

RMRDR3JR–. The poisonous terrestrial snakes of our British Indian dominions, including Ceylon, and how to recognize them; with symptoms of snake poisoning and treatment. Snakes; Snakes. Fig. 23.âHemibungarus nigresoens (X3). including the Nilgiris and Anamallays. Hills. â Supplementary cha/ractevs.â Free - frontals touch the internasal, pos- terior nasal, pree- ocular,supraocular, and frontal. Supra- labials 7. Ayiterior suhliyujuals touch 4 infralabials. Post- erior sublinguals touch the 4th in- fralabial. Infrala- hials.âThe 4th is the largest of the series, and touches 2 scales behind. Scales in 13

. Horticulture; a text book for high schools and normals. Gardening; Vegetable gardening; Fruit-culture. USING BULBS OF DIFFERENT TYPES 35 is sometimes called a conn. Gladiolus, crocus, and bulbous butter- cup (Fig. 23.) are other familiar examples. These solid bulbs re- produce themselves by forming new ones on top or on the sides of the old one which dies away after its store of nourishment is used. The true bulb is typified in many of the lilies. It is more like a very large bud with very thick, fleshy scales. The store of nourishment is chiefly in the scales themselves. The coated bulb is Stock Photo

RMRDY46H–. Horticulture; a text book for high schools and normals. Gardening; Vegetable gardening; Fruit-culture. USING BULBS OF DIFFERENT TYPES 35 is sometimes called a conn. Gladiolus, crocus, and bulbous butter- cup (Fig. 23.) are other familiar examples. These solid bulbs re- produce themselves by forming new ones on top or on the sides of the old one which dies away after its store of nourishment is used. The true bulb is typified in many of the lilies. It is more like a very large bud with very thick, fleshy scales. The store of nourishment is chiefly in the scales themselves. The coated bulb is

RMRDK3J1–. An illustrated flora of the northern United States, Canada and the British possessions, from Newfoundland to the parallel of the southern boundary of Virginia, and from the Atlantic Ocean westward to the 102d meridian. Botany; Botany. 23° GRAMINEAE. Vol. I. Flowering scales 54" long, the hairs on the nerves long and copious. i. L. filiformis. Flowering scales less than yi" long, the hairs on the nerves short and scant. 2. L. attenuata. i. Leptochloa filiformis (Lam.) Beauv. Slender Grass. Feather- or Salt-grass. Fig- 554- Festuca filiformis Lam. 111. 1: 191. 1791. Eleusine mucronat

. Catalogue of the snakes in the British Museum (Natural History) ... Serpents. 154 COLTJBBID^. pupil. Body stout, subojdindrical; scales keeled, witli apical pits, in 23 to 27 rows; ventrals rounded. Tail short; suboaudals in two rows. North America. Fig. 14.. Maxillary and mandible of Heterodon platyrhinus. Synopsis of the Species. Maxillary teeth 9 to 11 + 2; praefrontals usually in contact with each other; frontal longer than broad; rostral narrower than the distance between the eyes 1. platyrhinus, p. 154. MaxiUary teeth 8 or 9 + 2; internasals and praefrontals separated by small irre- gu Stock Photo

RMRDJNGK–. Catalogue of the snakes in the British Museum (Natural History) ... Serpents. 154 COLTJBBID^. pupil. Body stout, subojdindrical; scales keeled, witli apical pits, in 23 to 27 rows; ventrals rounded. Tail short; suboaudals in two rows. North America. Fig. 14.. Maxillary and mandible of Heterodon platyrhinus. Synopsis of the Species. Maxillary teeth 9 to 11 + 2; praefrontals usually in contact with each other; frontal longer than broad; rostral narrower than the distance between the eyes 1. platyrhinus, p. 154. MaxiUary teeth 8 or 9 + 2; internasals and praefrontals separated by small irre- gu

. The snakes of the Philippine Islands. Snakes. <:mijasciata (Reinwardt) ; lateral view ; after Wall ; a, head, dorsal view ; &, head, c, chin. and fourth largest and entering eye, first as wide above as below; seven lower labials, of which the first pair behind the small mental does not reach the edge of the lip, the labials from the third backward very low, only the first three in contact with chin-shields, of which only the anterior pair is clearly differen- tiated, the posterior being represented by two scales separated by one of nearly the same size; 23 rows of smooth scales withou Stock Photo

RMRDTTM3–. The snakes of the Philippine Islands. Snakes. <:mijasciata (Reinwardt) ; lateral view ; after Wall ; a, head, dorsal view ; &, head, c, chin. and fourth largest and entering eye, first as wide above as below; seven lower labials, of which the first pair behind the small mental does not reach the edge of the lip, the labials from the third backward very low, only the first three in contact with chin-shields, of which only the anterior pair is clearly differen- tiated, the posterior being represented by two scales separated by one of nearly the same size; 23 rows of smooth scales withou

. Handbook of the trees of the northern states and Canada east of the Rocky Mountains, photo-descriptive . Trees. BLUE SPRUCE. SILVER SPRUCE. Picea Parryana (Andre) Sarg.^. Fig. 23. Branchlets with leaves and mature cones, i ; detached scales, upper side (towards apex) showing seeds, 2; do, under side (towards stem), showing bract, 3; sterile branchlets, 4; branchlet from which leaves have been removed, magnified to show glabrous nature, persistent Ijases of leaves, etc., 5. 24. Trunk with foliage at base and 2-ft. rule. Rocky Mountains, Colo. 25. Wood structure magnified 15 diameters.. Please Stock Photo

RMRDK7A4–. Handbook of the trees of the northern states and Canada east of the Rocky Mountains, photo-descriptive . Trees. BLUE SPRUCE. SILVER SPRUCE. Picea Parryana (Andre) Sarg.^. Fig. 23. Branchlets with leaves and mature cones, i ; detached scales, upper side (towards apex) showing seeds, 2; do, under side (towards stem), showing bract, 3; sterile branchlets, 4; branchlet from which leaves have been removed, magnified to show glabrous nature, persistent Ijases of leaves, etc., 5. 24. Trunk with foliage at base and 2-ft. rule. Rocky Mountains, Colo. 25. Wood structure magnified 15 diameters.. Please

. Fishes. Fishes. 294 Salmonidae gals, and 75 to 95 pyloric cceca. The gill-rakers are more numer- ous than in any other salmon, the number being usually about. Fig. 223.—King-salmon grilse, Oncorhynchus tschmnjtscha (Walbaum). (Photograph by Cloudsley Rutter.) 39 (16+ 23). The scales are larger, there being 130 to 140 in the lateral line. In the spring the form is plumply rounded, and the color is a clear bright blue above, silvery below, and everywhere immaculate. Young fishes often show a few round black spots, which disappear when they enter the sea. Fall specimens in the lakes are bright Stock Photo

RMRDPD4C–. Fishes. Fishes. 294 Salmonidae gals, and 75 to 95 pyloric cceca. The gill-rakers are more numer- ous than in any other salmon, the number being usually about. Fig. 223.—King-salmon grilse, Oncorhynchus tschmnjtscha (Walbaum). (Photograph by Cloudsley Rutter.) 39 (16+ 23). The scales are larger, there being 130 to 140 in the lateral line. In the spring the form is plumply rounded, and the color is a clear bright blue above, silvery below, and everywhere immaculate. Young fishes often show a few round black spots, which disappear when they enter the sea. Fall specimens in the lakes are bright

RMRDJHRN–. Foundations of botany. Botany; Botany. DICOTYLEDONOUS PLANTS 225 -with usually 5 stamens inserted on the corolla, the anthers united into a tube which surrounds the style (Fig. 23, V). Calyx with its tube adnate to the ovary, the limb sometimes wanting, when present taking the form of scales, bristles, etc., known as pappus (Pig. 24, II, III). Corolla either strap- shaped (Pig. 25, r) or tubular (Fig. 23, V), in the former case. anth ,stig n ni. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearan

RMRE1NE1–. The elements of botany embracing organography, histology, vegetable physiology, systematic botany and economic botany ... together with a complete glossary of botanical terms. Botany. root) is very common, as in the Mint, Coucli-grass, etc.; it is merely a root-stock, or stem growing under the surface of the ground, pro- ducing roots, also leaf-scales and buds (Fig. 17). A tuber is a thickened por- tion of a root-stock. The Potato is the commonest example, the " eyes" being buds (Fig. 18). The corm is a very short, thickened root-stock, with roots below and buds above. 23. The bulb

RMRDR3GC–. The poisonous terrestrial snakes of our British Indian dominions, including Ceylon, and how to recognize them; with symptoms of snake poisoning and treatment. Snakes; Snakes. THE POISONOUS SNAKES OF INDIA. 51 2nd labial. SÂ«6omZar touches the 3rd labial. Snd labial ^ith a furrow in its upper part directed into the lorealpit. Scales.- Anterior, 21 usually (rarely 23) ; midbody, 21 (rarely 19); posterior, 17 (rarely 15). Distrihution.âKha.Bi Hills, Assam, Thibet. PoisoTO.âNothing known. Dimensions.âGrows to 2^ feet. Oo/oÂ«r.-Variegated greenish and black ; head black, ornamented with yellow; b

RMRDJHDR–. The elements of botany embracing organography, histology, vegetable physiology, systematic botany and economic botany ... together with a complete glossary of botanical terms. Botany. root) is very common, as in the Mint, Couch-grass, etc.; it is merely a root-stock, or stem growing under the surface of the ground, pro- ducing roots, also leaf-scales and huds (Fig. 17). A tuber is a thickened por- tion of a root-stock. The Potato is the commonest example, the " eyes" being buds (Fig. 18). The corm is a very short, thickened root-stock, with roots below and buds above. 23. The bulb

RMRDBHHN–. North American trees : being descriptions and illustrations of the trees growing independently of cultivation in North America, north of Mexico and the West Indies . Trees. Red Pine 23 nearly terminal, usually in pairs, short-stalked, broadly oblong, about 8 mm. long, their scales dark purple, long-pointed, refiexed. The cones are horizontal, oval, 5 to 6 cm. long, bright red- brown and shining; scales somewhat concave, the apex transversely ridged and much thickened into a stout knob, armed by a short curved prickle, dull and red-brown on the upper and dark purple or brown on the under side

. Cirtus fruits under irragation. Citrus fruits; Fruit-culture. Fk;. 17 §28 CITRUS FRUITS IN GULF-COAST STATES 23 These parasitic fungi, although more abundant in the sum- mer than at other times, are more a]>t to work throughout the wmtcM' than those that are ])arasites (.f the white flies and thev are vwn more efneient in kecking down the scales. So impor- tant are these parasitic fungi that if they are destroyed as happens when the trees aiv spra>-ed u'ith Bordeaux mixture to kill m.iunous tungi, the ]>uri)k« scales at once increase to such an extent £is t(3 severely damage (.r ex' Stock Photo

RMREKARW–. Cirtus fruits under irragation. Citrus fruits; Fruit-culture. Fk;. 17 §28 CITRUS FRUITS IN GULF-COAST STATES 23 These parasitic fungi, although more abundant in the sum- mer than at other times, are more a]>t to work throughout the wmtcM' than those that are ])arasites (.f the white flies and thev are vwn more efneient in kecking down the scales. So impor- tant are these parasitic fungi that if they are destroyed as happens when the trees aiv spra>-ed u'ith Bordeaux mixture to kill m.iunous tungi, the ]>uri)k« scales at once increase to such an extent £is t(3 severely damage (.r ex'

RMRDJNYN–. An illustrated flora of the northern United States, Canada and the British possessions, from Newfoundland to the parallel of the southern boundary of Virginia, and from the Atlantic Ocean westward to the 102d meridian. Botany; Botany. Genus 3. SEDGE FAMILY. Culms filiform ; scales obtuse. 22. B. tenuis. Culms flat; scales acute. 23. E. acuminata. Tubercle subulate or narrowly pyramidal. Culms filiform, wiry, densely tufted, 4/-10' long. 24. E.intermedia. Culms flattened, slender, i°-a° long. 25. E.rostellata. 1. Eleocharis interstincta (Vahl) R. & S. Knotted Spike-rush. Fig. 758. Scirpus

. A guide to the study of fishes. Fishes; Zoology; Fishes. Fig. 54.—King-salmon grilse, Oncorhynchus tschawytscha (Walbaum). (Photograph by Cloudsley Rutfer.) 39 (16-I-23). The scales are larger, there being 130 to 140 in the lateral line. In the spring the form is plumply rounded, and the color is a clear bright blue above, silvery below, and everyi^^here immaculate. Young fishes often show a few round black spots, which disappear when they enter the sea. Fall specimens in the lakes are bright crimson in color, the head clear olive-green, and they become in a high degree hook-nosed and slab-s Stock Photo

RMRDKC6N–. A guide to the study of fishes. Fishes; Zoology; Fishes. Fig. 54.—King-salmon grilse, Oncorhynchus tschawytscha (Walbaum). (Photograph by Cloudsley Rutfer.) 39 (16-I-23). The scales are larger, there being 130 to 140 in the lateral line. In the spring the form is plumply rounded, and the color is a clear bright blue above, silvery below, and everyi^^here immaculate. Young fishes often show a few round black spots, which disappear when they enter the sea. Fall specimens in the lakes are bright crimson in color, the head clear olive-green, and they become in a high degree hook-nosed and slab-s

. A guide to the study of fishes. Fishes; Zoology; Fishes. 7° SalmonidcB gals, and 75 to 95 pyloric coeca. The gill-rakers are more numer- ous than in any other salmon, the number being usually about '^f'j^v^^ff^'^r.jr. Fig. 54.—King-salmon grilse, Oncorhynchus tschawytscha (Walbaum). (Photograph by Cloudsley Rutfer.) 39 (16-I-23). The scales are larger, there being 130 to 140 in the lateral line. In the spring the form is plumply rounded, and the color is a clear bright blue above, silvery below, and everyi^^here immaculate. Young fishes often show a few round black spots, which disappear whe Stock Photo

RMRDKC71–. A guide to the study of fishes. Fishes; Zoology; Fishes. 7° SalmonidcB gals, and 75 to 95 pyloric coeca. The gill-rakers are more numer- ous than in any other salmon, the number being usually about '^f'j^v^^ff^'^r.jr. Fig. 54.—King-salmon grilse, Oncorhynchus tschawytscha (Walbaum). (Photograph by Cloudsley Rutfer.) 39 (16-I-23). The scales are larger, there being 130 to 140 in the lateral line. In the spring the form is plumply rounded, and the color is a clear bright blue above, silvery below, and everyi^^here immaculate. Young fishes often show a few round black spots, which disappear whe

. Fishes. Fishes. Fig. 223.—King-salmon grilse, Oncorhynchus tschmnjtscha (Walbaum). (Photograph by Cloudsley Rutter.) 39 (16+ 23). The scales are larger, there being 130 to 140 in the lateral line. In the spring the form is plumply rounded, and the color is a clear bright blue above, silvery below, and everywhere immaculate. Young fishes often show a few round black spots, which disappear when they enter the sea. Fall specimens in the lakes are bright crimson in color, the head clear olive-green, and they become in a high degree hook-nosed and slab-sided, and bear little resemblance to the sp Stock Photo

RMRDPD48–. Fishes. Fishes. Fig. 223.—King-salmon grilse, Oncorhynchus tschmnjtscha (Walbaum). (Photograph by Cloudsley Rutter.) 39 (16+ 23). The scales are larger, there being 130 to 140 in the lateral line. In the spring the form is plumply rounded, and the color is a clear bright blue above, silvery below, and everywhere immaculate. Young fishes often show a few round black spots, which disappear when they enter the sea. Fall specimens in the lakes are bright crimson in color, the head clear olive-green, and they become in a high degree hook-nosed and slab-sided, and bear little resemblance to the sp

RMRD9472–. A dictionary of the fossils of Pennsylvania and neighboring states named in the reports and catalogues of the survey ... Paleontology. 585 Palje. at the place were covered thickly with scales of PoloeonisGus^ perhaps hrainerdi^ and teeth of mainly Holoptychius and Orodus^ among them 0. Gonioulus a common Keokuk limestone species. (Newberry.) Palseoniscus devonicus. Clark, Bulletin 16, U. S. G. S.,. f./,23-'r5; 1885, page 20, 41, pi. 1, hg. 2, a fish scale magnified twice; 3, a scale mag. S times; 4, 5, 6, head plates, m(2^. 25^(^Z(?6. One scale is all that Mr. Clarke had found in the Genesee

. Studies in natural history. Natural history; Natural history. Fig. 23. Pamphila and Augiades, a. Palpus of A. snowi, b. Club of antenna of P. viridis £ , c. Same, female, d. Palpus of P. viridis, e. Same, denunded, f. iSection of palpus of A. sylvanus; outer line shows limit of vestiture, g. Palpus of A. napa Palpi upturned; second joint with a smooth vesti- ture of scales and some hairs; third about one-half as long as second but part- ly concealed. Antennae less than one-half as long as primaries; club large with a very small apiculus which is a little longer in the female. Costa slightly. Stock Photo

RMRR87N4–. Studies in natural history. Natural history; Natural history. Fig. 23. Pamphila and Augiades, a. Palpus of A. snowi, b. Club of antenna of P. viridis £ , c. Same, female, d. Palpus of P. viridis, e. Same, denunded, f. iSection of palpus of A. sylvanus; outer line shows limit of vestiture, g. Palpus of A. napa Palpi upturned; second joint with a smooth vesti- ture of scales and some hairs; third about one-half as long as second but part- ly concealed. Antennae less than one-half as long as primaries; club large with a very small apiculus which is a little longer in the female. Costa slightly.

. Illustrated key to the wild and commonly cultivated trees of the northeastern United States and adjacent Canada [microform] : based primarily upon leaf characters. Trees; Trees; Arbres; Arbres. KKY TO (IKXKRA AM) SI'IX'IKS 23 34. Leaves [)(,inte(l at both ends. Fruit an acorn (i. c., a nut with its base set in a v/oodv cup which is composed of , lo^d • overlai)i)ing iimall scales) Oak, 126. 35- Margin with no deej) indentations (i. e.. not more than ;'. of the (h-stance to the midrib). (See Figs. 46, 171.J 36.. Fig. 44. Tulip Tree. 35. Margin indented more than ;', of the distance to the mid Stock Photo

RMREMKR8–. Illustrated key to the wild and commonly cultivated trees of the northeastern United States and adjacent Canada [microform] : based primarily upon leaf characters. Trees; Trees; Arbres; Arbres. KKY TO (IKXKRA AM) SI'IX'IKS 23 34. Leaves [)(,inte(l at both ends. Fruit an acorn (i. c., a nut with its base set in a v/oodv cup which is composed of , lo^d • overlai)i)ing iimall scales) Oak, 126. 35- Margin with no deej) indentations (i. e.. not more than ;'. of the (h-stance to the midrib). (See Figs. 46, 171.J 36.. Fig. 44. Tulip Tree. 35. Margin indented more than ;', of the distance to the mid

. Catalogue of the snakes in the British Museum (Natural History) ... Serpents. 328 COLUBEID^. Pi}?. 22.. Skull of Boodon olivaceus. Synopsis of the Species. T. Subcaudals in two rows. A. Prseocular not extending to upper surface of head; usually, three labials entering the eye. 1. Scales in 21 or 23 rows; rostral about once and a half as broad as deep. Frontal as long as parietals 1. lemniscaUts, p. 329. Frontal shorter than parietals 2. geomeiricus, p. 329. 2. Scales in 23 or 25 rows ; rostral nearly twice as broad as deep 3. infernalis, p. 330. B. Prseocular extending to upper surface of he Stock Photo

RMRDJNK0–. Catalogue of the snakes in the British Museum (Natural History) ... Serpents. 328 COLUBEID^. Pi}?. 22.. Skull of Boodon olivaceus. Synopsis of the Species. T. Subcaudals in two rows. A. Prseocular not extending to upper surface of head; usually, three labials entering the eye. 1. Scales in 21 or 23 rows; rostral about once and a half as broad as deep. Frontal as long as parietals 1. lemniscaUts, p. 329. Frontal shorter than parietals 2. geomeiricus, p. 329. 2. Scales in 23 or 25 rows ; rostral nearly twice as broad as deep 3. infernalis, p. 330. B. Prseocular extending to upper surface of he

. The British freshwater Rhizopoda and Heliozoa. Rhizopoda; Heliozoa; Freshwater animals. EUGLTPHA MUCUONATA. 23 circular bordered by a single rov of 6 to 8 denticulated scales; plasma normal. Length (without spine) 100-140 ;u,; diameter 32- 60 /A; aperture 15-20 yu,; spine 12-44 [x in length. Habitat.—Submerged sphagnum. England.—Hawkeshead, Lancashire (West). This species was first recorded from New Jersey, U.S.A. The size of the individual recorded from England by West was 123 /x in length and 60/x, in breadth; this breadth is greater than observed by Leidy or myself in United States speci Stock Photo

RMRE1JKH–. The British freshwater Rhizopoda and Heliozoa. Rhizopoda; Heliozoa; Freshwater animals. EUGLTPHA MUCUONATA. 23 circular bordered by a single rov of 6 to 8 denticulated scales; plasma normal. Length (without spine) 100-140 ;u,; diameter 32- 60 /A; aperture 15-20 yu,; spine 12-44 [x in length. Habitat.—Submerged sphagnum. England.—Hawkeshead, Lancashire (West). This species was first recorded from New Jersey, U.S.A. The size of the individual recorded from England by West was 123 /x in length and 60/x, in breadth; this breadth is greater than observed by Leidy or myself in United States speci

. Catalogue of the fresh-water fishes of Africa in the British museum (Natural history) ... Fishes; Freshwater animals. LAMPEOLO&US. 477 23-25 -n jgijg. Brown or olive above, paler or white beneath, the scales edged with darker; dorsal fin with a yellow border finely edged with blackish, this border continued on the upper third of the caudal; vertical fins with numerous small round whitish spots. Total length 125 millim. Lake Tanganyika. 1. Type. Mpala. 2-3. Types. Niamkolo. 4. Ad. Kabooe. Dr. W. A. Cunningtoii (C), 19. LAMPROLOGUS FASCIATUS. Boiileng. Tr. Zool. Soc. xv. 1898, p. 7, pi. i. Stock Photo

RMRDKAXW–. Catalogue of the fresh-water fishes of Africa in the British museum (Natural history) ... Fishes; Freshwater animals. LAMPEOLO&US. 477 23-25 -n jgijg. Brown or olive above, paler or white beneath, the scales edged with darker; dorsal fin with a yellow border finely edged with blackish, this border continued on the upper third of the caudal; vertical fins with numerous small round whitish spots. Total length 125 millim. Lake Tanganyika. 1. Type. Mpala. 2-3. Types. Niamkolo. 4. Ad. Kabooe. Dr. W. A. Cunningtoii (C), 19. LAMPROLOGUS FASCIATUS. Boiileng. Tr. Zool. Soc. xv. 1898, p. 7, pi. i.

. Catalogue of the fresh-water fishes of Africa in the British museum (Natural history) ... Fishes; Freshwater animals. BARBUS. 23 not reaching ventral; base of latter below anterior rays of dorsal, the origin of which falls a. little behind first ray of ventral. Caudal peduncle 2 to 2$ times as long as deep. Scales longitudinally striated, 36-42 ^-7i, 4 between lateral line and ventral, 16 round caudal peduncle. Olive-brown above, silvery white beneath. Fie. 4.. Barbus holubi. Type, after S.teiudachner (7. c). g. Total length 210 millim. Vaal River and Limpopo River to Natal.—Type in Vienna M Stock Photo

RMRDK3BB–. Catalogue of the fresh-water fishes of Africa in the British museum (Natural history) ... Fishes; Freshwater animals. BARBUS. 23 not reaching ventral; base of latter below anterior rays of dorsal, the origin of which falls a. little behind first ray of ventral. Caudal peduncle 2 to 2$ times as long as deep. Scales longitudinally striated, 36-42 ^-7i, 4 between lateral line and ventral, 16 round caudal peduncle. Olive-brown above, silvery white beneath. Fie. 4.. Barbus holubi. Type, after S.teiudachner (7. c). g. Total length 210 millim. Vaal River and Limpopo River to Natal.—Type in Vienna M

. American food and game fishes : a popular account of all the species found in America north of the Equator, with keys for ready identification, life histories and methods of capture . Fishes; Fishes; Fishes. The Bony-fish ; Ten-pounder Head 4; depth 3|; eye 4^; snout 5; maxillary i|; D. 12; A 20; scales 5-42-5; branchiostegals 23; doisal filament longer than the head. Colour, uniform bright silvery, darkish on back. The propor- tional measurements in the young are somewhat different, in examples of 3 inches long being as follows: Head }l; depth 4f; eye 3^; snout 4|. GENUS ELOPS LINNy^US Body Stock Photo

RMRDR64T–. American food and game fishes : a popular account of all the species found in America north of the Equator, with keys for ready identification, life histories and methods of capture . Fishes; Fishes; Fishes. The Bony-fish ; Ten-pounder Head 4; depth 3|; eye 4^; snout 5; maxillary i|; D. 12; A 20; scales 5-42-5; branchiostegals 23; doisal filament longer than the head. Colour, uniform bright silvery, darkish on back. The propor- tional measurements in the young are somewhat different, in examples of 3 inches long being as follows: Head }l; depth 4f; eye 3^; snout 4|. GENUS ELOPS LINNy^US Body

RMRDFCKP–. Turkey Lake as a unit of environment, and the variation of its inhabitants ... Biology; Natural history. 282 TABLE I. Per cent, of specimens having no scales on nape Per cent, of specimens having few scales on nape. ... Per cent, of specimens having several scales on nape Per cent, of specimens having nape thinly scaled. . Per cent, of specimens having nape closely scaled . ... 19.32 23.87 28.32 16.67 11.74 Lateral Line.âThe specimens of Turkey Lake have on an average two more scales in the lateral line. The average number for Turkey Lake is 89.46 for the left side, 89.74 for the right side;

. The British freshwater Rhizopoda and Heliozoa. Rhizopoda; Heliozoa; Freshwater animals. ACANTHOCYSTIS MYEIOSfliSrA. 57 5. Acanthocystis myriospina Penard. (Text-fig. 191.) Acanthocystis myriospina Penard Jalirb. Nassau. Ver. Natm-k. XLIII, 1890, p. 23; Helio- zoaires, 1904, p. 230, fig. Acanthocystis > sp. Leidt Rep. U.S. Geol. Surv. XII, 1879, p. 268, pi. xliii, ff. 8, 11, 13. 1 Heterophrys pusilla Zachaeias Zool. Anz. XXY, 1902, p. 665.. Fig. 191.—Acanthocystis mijriospina. (After Penard.) Body small, spherical; outer envelope composed of one or two layers of minute scales from whicli o Stock Photo

RMRE1JBY–. The British freshwater Rhizopoda and Heliozoa. Rhizopoda; Heliozoa; Freshwater animals. ACANTHOCYSTIS MYEIOSfliSrA. 57 5. Acanthocystis myriospina Penard. (Text-fig. 191.) Acanthocystis myriospina Penard Jalirb. Nassau. Ver. Natm-k. XLIII, 1890, p. 23; Helio- zoaires, 1904, p. 230, fig. Acanthocystis > sp. Leidt Rep. U.S. Geol. Surv. XII, 1879, p. 268, pi. xliii, ff. 8, 11, 13. 1 Heterophrys pusilla Zachaeias Zool. Anz. XXY, 1902, p. 665.. Fig. 191.—Acanthocystis mijriospina. (After Penard.) Body small, spherical; outer envelope composed of one or two layers of minute scales from whicli o

. Catalogue of the fresh-water fishes of Africa in the British museum (Natural history) ... Fishes; Freshwater animals. 364 CiCHLID^E. exceeding prseorbital depth; mouth not extending to below anterior border of eye; teeth small, in 2 or 3 series, outer largest, 50 to 80 m upper jaw; 2 or 3 series of scales on the cheek, width of scaly part equal to or less than diameter of eye. Gill-rakers rather long, closely set, 23 to 27 on lower part of anterior arch. Dorsal XVI-XVIII 10-12; spines increasing in length to the last, which measures i, or a little less than i length of head; longest soft ray Stock Photo

RMRDJPFX–. Catalogue of the fresh-water fishes of Africa in the British museum (Natural history) ... Fishes; Freshwater animals. 364 CiCHLID^E. exceeding prseorbital depth; mouth not extending to below anterior border of eye; teeth small, in 2 or 3 series, outer largest, 50 to 80 m upper jaw; 2 or 3 series of scales on the cheek, width of scaly part equal to or less than diameter of eye. Gill-rakers rather long, closely set, 23 to 27 on lower part of anterior arch. Dorsal XVI-XVIII 10-12; spines increasing in length to the last, which measures i, or a little less than i length of head; longest soft ray

. The British freshwater Rhizopoda and Heliozoa. Rhizopoda; Heliozoa; Freshwater animals. EUGLYPHA STEIGOSA. 29 thickened scales; nucleus large, containing two or three nucleoles, placed posteriorly; plasma normal; pseudopodia numerous, spreading,frequently branched. Length 45-100 jjl ; breadth 30-60 /i,; thickness 20- SOjjl; aperture 12-23 ju,; nucleus 10-20/x in diameter; cils 5-15 ja in length ; body-scales 7-10-5 /x in length, 4'5-5'5 /A in breadth. Habitat.—Mosses and aquatic vegetation. England.—Dm-ham; Westmoi'land {Gash, Broivn) ; Lancashire {Gash) ; Yorkshire ; Derbyshire {Brown) ; No Stock Photo

RMRE1JK8–. The British freshwater Rhizopoda and Heliozoa. Rhizopoda; Heliozoa; Freshwater animals. EUGLYPHA STEIGOSA. 29 thickened scales; nucleus large, containing two or three nucleoles, placed posteriorly; plasma normal; pseudopodia numerous, spreading,frequently branched. Length 45-100 jjl ; breadth 30-60 /i,; thickness 20- SOjjl; aperture 12-23 ju,; nucleus 10-20/x in diameter; cils 5-15 ja in length ; body-scales 7-10-5 /x in length, 4'5-5'5 /A in breadth. Habitat.—Mosses and aquatic vegetation. England.—Dm-ham; Westmoi'land {Gash, Broivn) ; Lancashire {Gash) ; Yorkshire ; Derbyshire {Brown) ; No

. Catalogue of the snakes in the British Museum (Natural History) ... Serpents. 354 COLTJBEIDJS. pits, in 23 to 27 rows; scales on three or four lateral rows oblique and with more or less distinctly serrated keels; ventrals rounded. Tail moderate; subcaudals in two rows. Tropical and South Africa. Pig. 25.. 1. Dasypeltis scahra. Coluber seaber, Linn. Mus. Ad. Frid. p. 36, pi. x. fig. 1 (1754), and 8. N. i. p. 384 (1766); Merr. Beitr. Nat. Amph. i. p. 34, pi. ix. (1790); Baud. Mept. vi. p. 263 (1808). palmarum, Leach, Tucket/s Hxplor. R. Zaire, App. p. 408 (1818). Anodon typiis. Smith, Zool. Jo Stock Photo

RMRDJNEF–. Catalogue of the snakes in the British Museum (Natural History) ... Serpents. 354 COLTJBEIDJS. pits, in 23 to 27 rows; scales on three or four lateral rows oblique and with more or less distinctly serrated keels; ventrals rounded. Tail moderate; subcaudals in two rows. Tropical and South Africa. Pig. 25.. 1. Dasypeltis scahra. Coluber seaber, Linn. Mus. Ad. Frid. p. 36, pi. x. fig. 1 (1754), and 8. N. i. p. 384 (1766); Merr. Beitr. Nat. Amph. i. p. 34, pi. ix. (1790); Baud. Mept. vi. p. 263 (1808). palmarum, Leach, Tucket/s Hxplor. R. Zaire, App. p. 408 (1818). Anodon typiis. Smith, Zool. Jo

. Catalogue of the fresh-water fishes of Africa in the British museum (Natural history) ... Fishes; Freshwater animals. 256 CICHLID.E. rather deeply emarginate. Caudal peduncle IJ times as long as deep- Scales finely denticulate, 34-35 4-5 14 ' lateral lines 23-24 Pale brown above, silvery white beneath; five dark brown cross-bars, broken up. I'ilajjia rostrata. Type (P. Z. S. 1899). into large spots ; a small dark brown opercular spot; a large dark brown spot at base of caudal; fins white, dorsal sometimes with small round dark spots. Total length 210 millim. Lake Nyassa. 1. Tvpe. L. Nyassa. Stock Photo

RMRDJR3D–. Catalogue of the fresh-water fishes of Africa in the British museum (Natural history) ... Fishes; Freshwater animals. 256 CICHLID.E. rather deeply emarginate. Caudal peduncle IJ times as long as deep- Scales finely denticulate, 34-35 4-5 14 ' lateral lines 23-24 Pale brown above, silvery white beneath; five dark brown cross-bars, broken up. I'ilajjia rostrata. Type (P. Z. S. 1899). into large spots ; a small dark brown opercular spot; a large dark brown spot at base of caudal; fins white, dorsal sometimes with small round dark spots. Total length 210 millim. Lake Nyassa. 1. Tvpe. L. Nyassa.

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