-
species of
triggerfish in its
range (the
stone triggerfish,
Pseudobalistes naufragium, from the east
Pacific is larger). The
titan triggerfish is
diurnal and...
- The
stone triggerfish (Pseudobalistes
naufragium) is the
largest species of triggerfish. It is
found at
reefs and over
sandy bottoms in the
eastern Pacific...
- The
largest member of the family, the
stone triggerfish (Pseudobalistes
naufragium),
reaches 1 m (3.3 ft), but most
species have a
maximum length between...
- suit
sectarian agendas, and
sometimes with Erasmus'
authorship muted.
Naufragium is an
exciting description of a shipwreck,
complete with St Elmo's fire;...
- was non-monophyletic and
stated that
moving Pseudobalistes naufragium to
Balistes naufragium while also
moving Balistoides viridescens to Pseudobalistes...
- At
lengths up to 1 m (39 in), the
stone triggerfish (Pseudobalistes
naufragium) from the
Eastern Pacific is the
largest triggerfish (Balistidae family)...
-
where it
abruptly closes. In 1638
Loves Riddle and a
Latin comedy, the
Naufragium Joculare, were printed, and in 1641 the p****age of
Prince Charles (later...
-
Nauigatio Coluim Chille ad
Insolam Iae "The
journey of St
Columba to Í" U641
Naufragium scaphe familie Iae. "Shipwreck of a
vessel of the
community of Í." U716...
- he
published A
Pindaric Ode on the
Union of
Scotland and
England and
Naufragium Britanni****.. In 1708 his
tragedy The
Persian Princess was
performed at...
- my friend.' The
quotation derives with
amendment from
Abraham Cowley's
Naufragium Joculare [Ioculare] ('The
Hilarious Shipwreck'.), 1638, Act 1, sc. 6....
