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Pudding wife, Catrjhy,\\. li. — Sp. radiatus, Lin. ^ji^ I17. Radiated. 



With red eyes, with fine cserulean radiations furrounding them : 

 the head ftreakedalfo with blue : body olivaceous brown, each 

 fcale edged with blue : dorfal and anal fin yellow, waved at top, and 

 edged with blue: from one pe6toraI fin to the other, furrounding the 

 belly, are four lines of blue and yellow, placed alternate : tail eyen, 

 -dulky, ending in a band of yellow. Grows to the length of fixteen 

 inches. 



Perhaps vai'ies in color : this differing in fomc refpefts from the fpc- 

 <;imen communicated to L,inn/eus by Doftor Garden. 



Inhabits the feas of C«ro/iK^. PtAcs. 



Sp. Virglnicus, Z:/«. 472. 1,8. Virginian, 



^T^ H E covers of the gills a little ferrated : one black band pafTes 

 from the Ihoulders through the eyes to the lower jaw; another 

 from the fhoulders along the fides to the pedtoral fin : the body marked 

 with parallel lines of blue, extending lengthways : the tail bifid, blunt- 

 ed at each extremity. 



Inhabits North America. — In Mr. De Geefs Mujeim. ^t.Kzii. 



Br. Zool. iii. p. 244. Genus XXVI. XXVII.WRA&SE. 



' Ca^^/ji, ii. 2j.— Labrus anthies, Z,/». 474. 119. Mutton^ 



\X7R. With red irides : upper part of the head dulky : covers of the 

 gills purple : body reddiih brown, brightening into red to the 

 fcelly, which is white tinged with red : dorfal fin brown ; the others 

 red : tail much forked and red. Length between one and two feet. 



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