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Summary

Description

English: Pollachius virens (=Pollachius carbonarius). The specimen #10443, U. S. National Museum, collected at Eastport, Me., by prof S. F. Baird in 1872.

Date

1884

Source

Goode G. B. The Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States. Section I. Natural History of Usefull Aquatic Animals. – Washington: Government Printing Office, 1884. Plate 60. Reprint

Author

H. L. Todd (fl. 1880–1900)
Description	American artist
Work period	1880 –1900
Authority file	: Q20890047

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	14:30, 3 January 2007		800 × 304 (194 KB)	Tamorlan	{{Information \|Description= Grundlage des Bildes entnommen aus dem Atlas der Illustrationen von Teil I der “Natural History of Useful Aquatic Animals” um 1880. Tafeln von George Brown Goode. Dieser und andere Atlanten sind public domain und werden zur