The Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States. Section I. Natural History of Useful Aquatic Animals. Plates

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UNITED STATES COMMISSIOIM OK FISH AND FISHERIES
SPEN^CER F. BA-IRD. COMJMISSIONEK
THE
FISHERIES
FISHERY INDUSTRIES
UNITED STATES
PREPARED THROUGH THE CO-OPERATION OF THE COMMISSIONER OF FISHERIES
AND THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE TENTH CENSUS
BY
GEORGE BROWN GOODE
ASSISTANT DIIiECTOE OF THE tJ. S. NATIONAL MUSEUM
AND A STAFF OF ASSOCIATES
SECTION
I
NATURAL HISTORY OF USEFUL AQUATIC ANIMALS
WITHANATLASOPTWOHUNDREDANDSEVENTY-SEVENPLATES
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1884
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ASSOCIATE AUTHOES,
Joel A. Allen Museum of Comparative Zoology, Cambridge.
Taeleton H. Bean U. S. National Museum, Washington.
Jaijes Temple. Brown U. S. National Museum, Washington.
A. Howard Clark U. S. Nation.il Museum, Washington.
Joseph W. Collins Gloucester, Massachusetts.
E. Edward Earll U.S.Fish Commission, Washington.
Richard H. Edmonds Baltimore, Maryland.
Henry W. Elliott Cleveland, Ohio.
Ernest Ingeksoll New Haven, Connecticut.
David S. Jord^vn Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana.
LuDwiG KUJILIEN Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Marshall MacDonald U. S. Fish Commission, Washington.
Frederick Mather N. T. Fish Commission, Cold Spring, New York-
Baj;net Phillips Brooklyn, New York.
Richard Rathbun U. S. National Museum, Washington.
John A. Ryder U. S. Fish Commission, Washington.
Charles W. Smiley U. S. Fish Commission, Washington.
Silas Stearns Pensacola, Florida.
Frederick W. True U. S. National Museum, Washington.
William A. Wilcox Boston, Massachusetts.
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