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English: PLATE XII.

Fig. Page 1. Enchelurus syriacus, sp. nov.; distorted fish, right lateral aspect. Upper Cretaceous; Sahel Alma, Mt. Lebanon. br. Branchiostegal rays. pct. Pectoral fin. plu. Pel-vie fins. [P. 5998.] 165 2. Ditto; right lateral and partly superior aspect. Ibid. op. Operculum. Other letters as above. [P. 9168.] 166 3. Enchelurus anglicus, sp. nov.; head and abdominal region, partly superior, partly left lateral aspect.-Lower Chalk; Kent (?). enpt. Entopterygoid. eth. Ethmoid. fr. Frontal. md. Mandible. m.r. Max-illa. pa. Parietals. sq. Squamosal. Other letters as above. [P. 4249.] 167 4. Leptotrachelus elongatus (Agassiz); depressed head, upper aspect, and (4 a) part of impression of occipital region of the same. Chalk; Lewes. orb. Orbit. p.t. Post-temporal. pmæ. Premaxilla. Other letters as above. [49793.] 185 5. Sardinioides attenuatus, sp. nov.; right lateral aspect, and scale (5a) enlarged three times. - Upper Cretaceous; Hakel, Mt. Lebanon. [P. 8682.]

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Catalogue of the Fossil Fishes in the British Museum (Natural History): Actinopterygian Teleostomi of the suborders Isospondyli (in part), Ostariophysi, Apodes, Percesoces, Hemibranchii, Acanthopterygii, and Anacanthini

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