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Zoology Publications from Victoria University of Wellington—Nos. 33 and 34
Text-fig. 3.—Figs. A-C—L. Anguilla obscura, 49.6mm total length, IFO St. G 16. Fig A—Lateral view to show distribution of major vertical blood-vessels, intestine and myomeres at level of vent. Fig. B—Lateral view of head. Fig. C—Lateral view of caudal region. Figs. D-F—Anguilla australis australis, glass-eel, 57.9mm total length, Aust. Mus. regd. no. I.B.5289. Fig. D—Lateral view, to show distribution of deep pigment on spinal cord. Fig. E—Lateral view of head. Fig. F—Lateral view of caudal reg…
Text-fig. 3.—Figs. A-C—L. Anguilla obscura, 49.6mm total length, IFO St. G 16. Fig A—Lateral view to show distribution of major vertical blood-vessels, intestine and myomeres at level of vent. Fig. B—Lateral view of head. Fig. C—Lateral view of caudal region. Figs. D-F—Anguilla australis australis, glass-eel, 57.9mm total length, Aust. Mus. regd. no. I.B.5289. Fig. D—Lateral view, to show distribution of deep pigment on spinal cord. Fig. E—Lateral view of head. Fig. F—Lateral view of caudal region to show deep pigment on spinal cord and scattered lateral pigment.