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Part IT1.-—Twenty-fourth Annual Report 
PATH TT. “a. 
Fig. 1-5 and 9-16. Earstones of Haddocks, various sizes 
Fig. 6-8 and 30, 31. y Whitings, 
Fig. 17-24. Karstones of Brassies, various sizes 
Fig. 25-28. 5 Norway Pouts, various sizes 
Fig. 29. aa one Couch’s Whiting 
PLATE IT. ‘3. 
Fig. 1-5. Earstones of Megrims, various sizes 
Fig. 6-7. 25 two Sea Breams 
Fig. 8-9. % two Lesser Weavers 
Fig. 10. s one Greater Weaver 
Bist. ¢ one Bass. 
Fig. 12-14 i three Ballan Wrasses 
Fig. 15. iy one Striped Wrasse 
Fig. 16. Se one Jago’s Goldsinny 
Fig. 17. one Lesser Grey Mullet 
Fig. 18. = one Pogge . : 
Fig. 19-20. ny two Black Gobies . 
Fig. 21-24. ‘ four Speckled Gobies 
Fig. 25-27. as three Powans 
Fig. 28-29 3 two Dabs 
Fig. 30. = one Trout . 
Fig. 31. * one Salmon 
Fig. 32. i one Sand-eel 
Fig. 33. - one Liparis 
PLATE III. a. 
Fig. 1-6 and 14. Earstones of Halibut, various sizes 
Fig. 7-13. Earstones of Long RoughDabs, ,, 
Fig. 15-21. * Plaice, 7 
Fig. 22-26. a _ Witch Soles a 
Fig. 27-31. 3 Dabs * 
Fig. 32-25 cr Hake = 
PLATE III. x. 
Fig. 1-9. Earstones of Spotted Dragonets, various sizes . 
Fig. 10-14. s Dragonets, 
Fig. 15-24. * Herrings, 
Fig. 25-32. 3 Sprats, 
Fig. 33. 4 one Pilchards 
Fig. 34-35 = two Atherines 
Fig. 36. - one Mackerel : 
Fig. 37. 4 two Viviparous Blennies . 
Fig. 38-39. fs two Butterfishes 
Fig. 40-43. i four Catfishes 
Fig. 44-46 ‘ three Pogges 
Fig. 47. 3 one Chimera 
Fig. 48. Ld one Grey Mullet 
Fig. 49. ee one Red Mullet 
Fig. 50-52. ‘A three Norway Haddocks 
Fig. 53, 4 one Scorpena dactyloptera 
Fig, 54-57 she four fresh-water Perches . 
- Fig. 58. - one Lumpsucker 
Fig. 59. a one Roach . 
Fig. 60. one fresh-water Pike 
Fig. 61-62. ie two Lophius 
Fig. 63-65. * three Cottus 
PLATE IV. 
Fig. 1. Earstones of a small Haddock 
Big: 2. fe a Haddock, 14 inches long 
Fig. 3. “3 a Gadus luscus : 
Fig. 4. 3 a Gadus esmarku 
Hig. 5. <i a Gadus poutassou . 
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