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I 4 ANNALS OF SCOTTISH NATURAL HISTORY specimen at the meeting of the Royal Physical Society which had been recently taken off Eyemouth. One 7 inches long was captured by the ' Garland,' whilst trawling west of the Isle of May, on the lyth of December 1890, as recorded by Dr. Wemyss Fulton and (I.e.} ; another, 4.18 inches, was taken in the same station on the 2gth of April the same year (Eagle Clarke, I.e.}. My friend Mr. Miles Johnson showed me an example, 6.35 inches long, which he had captured with rod and line, baiting with mussel, off the Bass Rock, in 12 fathoms of water, on the 2nd of August 1899. Mr. Scott informs me that it occurs above Queensferry, but it is not a common species in the Firth, and that it is confined to moderately deep water. Fertilised ova were obtained off the Bell Rock in June 1891, and it is said to be common at St. Andrews. PHYCIS BLENNOIDES (BrunnicJi), SCOTT, "Rep. Fish. Board. Scot.," 1888, part iii. p. 326 (1889). Mr. Scott (I.e.] records the capture of a Greater Forked Beard off St. Monance, remarking that there did not seem to be any previous record for the Firth of Forth. This specimen was taken with beamtrawl in February 1888. Mr. E. E. Prince, now Inspector of Fisheries, Dominion of Canada, however, writing in the "Scotsman" of 5th March 1887, says that this fish is ' not uncommon off the mouth of the Firth. Occasionally fine specimens are stranded at St. Andrews.' ARNOGLOSSUS MEGASTOMA (Donorcm), EWART and MAITLAND, "Rep. Fish. Board Scot.," 1886, App., p. 63 (1887); SCOTT, op. cit. 1888, part. iii. pp. 325-326 (1889). In their account of the "Fish taken by the 'Garland,'" Messrs. Ewart and Maitland (I.e.) mention a Sail Fluke (A. megastoma) of medium size, trawled at Station VI. (off Pittenweem, 10-15 fathoms) on the i5th of September 1886. Mr. Scott (I.e.) records 'a few specimens inside May Island and near Fidra [in 1888]. This species is not recorded by Dr. Parnell in his " Fishes of the Firth of Forth," and is probably not very common in the estuary.' SOLEA LUTEA (RlSSo). REP. MARINE. ZOOL. COMM., " Proc. vol. ii. p. 240 (1863). Roy. Phys. Soc. Edin.," Under the name of Monochirus lingulatus, the Marine Zoological Committee of the Royal Physical Society records four Solenettes
FISHES OF THE FIRTH OF FORTH AND ITS TRIBUTARIES 15 dredged in the Firth on the 28th of September 1860, and describes them as new to the fauna of the Firth. There are, to my knowledge, no other records for this species in the area under consideration. Messrs. M'Intosh and Masterman, however, procured the eggs of this species in St. Andrews Bay in May and July 1890 ("British Marine Food Fishes," p. 396, 1897). THYMALLUS VULGARIS, Nilsson. EVANS, "Ann. Scot. Nat. Hist.," 1892, p 271. Mr. William Evans (Lc) tells us that the Grayling was introduced into Cobbinshaw Loch about fifteen years prior to 1892. LEUCISCUS VULGARIS (Linntzus}. EVANS, "Ann. Scot. Nat. Hist.," 1892, p. 270. Mr. Evans (/.
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