Newton's lantern slide catalogue (1920s)

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182 NEWTON & CO., Ltd., Lantern Slide Publishers, 34 Stickleback building nest II, 35 Stickleback building nest III. 36 Stickleback guarding nest. 37 Stickleback on guard. 38 Salmon egg and alevin. 39 Salmon hatching I. 40 Salmon hatching II. 41 Salmon hatching III. 42 Salmon hatching IV. 43 Salmon hatching V. 44 Salmon just hatched. 45 Salmon five weeks old. 46 Salmon scale. X 12 . 47 Sal raon scale. X 25. 48 Brown Trout eggs. 49 Alevin two weeks old. 50 Alevin five weeks old. 51 Adult brown trout. 52 Sea Trout. 53 Rainbow Trout. 54 Rainbow Trout rushing with open mouth for food—I. 55 Rainbow Trout rushing with open mouth for food—II. 56 Rainbow Trout, rushing with open mouth for food—III. 57 Trout fighting—I. 58 Trout fighting—II. 59 Trout fighting—III. 60 Windermere Charr. 61 Smelt. 62 Brown Trout laying in water hidden by re- flection. 63 Brown Trout turning to pick worms and flashing it catches the light from above. Off rising to fly, seen under water. SJ yawning (Air. Lungs). Mouth closed. 66 Trout yawning (Air. Lungs). Mouth open. 07 trout showing fear markings I. frt showing fear markings—II. Trout showing fear markings—III. 70 Trout showing fear markings—IV. 71 Plaice eggs ready to hatch. 72 Plaice hatching— I. 73 Plaice hatching — II. 74 Plaice hatching—III. 75 Plaice larval fish hatched. FISH LIFE .—Continued 84 Sole. 85 Lemon sole. 86 Lemon sole on white background. 87 Lemon sole in natural surroundings—I. 88 Lemon sole in natural surroundings—II. 89 Turbot. 90 Thomback Ray. 91 Thomback Ray. 92 1 homback Ray. 93 Thomback Ray. 94 Thomback Ray. 95 Thomback Ray, 96 Thomback Ray. 97 Thomback Ray. 98 Thomback Ray. Tail Egg of. Egg of. Embryo in egg. Developing—I. Developing—11. Developing—III. Back view of. One month old. v.^ -—Mouth of. 99 Thomback Ray on white background. 100 Thomback Ray in natural surroundings curled. 101 Thomback Ray in natural surroundings. Tail extended. 102 Dogfish, Egg of. Jn? “ttai^bed to pipe in Aquarium. 104 Dogfish. Egg attached to rock. 105 Dogfish fixing egg on rocks. 106 Spined Dogfish—I, 107 Spined Dogfish—II. 108 Spined Dogfish laying at rest on fungus. 109 Spined Dogfish. Spine on first dorsal fin. UQ Spined Dogfish. Spine on second dorsal fin, *... Dogfish. Nursehound. 112 Cottus scorpioat rest. 113 Cottus alarmed. 114 Cottus advancing to attack 115 Cottus gibio, Miller’s Thumb. 116 Blenny alarmed. 117 Blenny anxious. 118 Blenny on defensive, 119 Black Blenny. 120 Pollock. 121 Whiting. 122 Ling. 123 Sand Eel. Mouth shut. 124 Sand Eel. Mouth open. 125 Pipe Fish. 126 Pipe Fish, mouth of. 127 Conger Eel. 128 Goldfish egg. .Larval. Just hatched. 130 Goldfish, SIX weeks old. 131 Goldfish, ten weeks old. 132 Goldfish. Adult. 133 Two Goldfish. 134 Carp. Swim bladder of. 135 Roach egg attached to roots. 136 Larval roach just hatched. 137 La^^^Roach, first day. Sign of primitive swim. I TO secoud day. Gas in swim bladder 139 Roach, eighteen days old. 140 Roach, twenty-one days old. 141 Roach, six weeks old. 142 Roach, adult fish. 143 Colour cells in skin of fish. 144 Whelk devouring crayfish 145 Spiney Lobster. u? sSu°'’' 'I**'*maximus. 1 lo c showing sensory tenticles. 148 scallop, showing mantles. 149 ScaUop,^ showing upper mantle and mantle 150 Scallop, showing general features. Pecten opercularis. 151 Scallop, showing eyes. !5? following spawn into the water I. 153 ScaUop following spawn into the water—II Iss Oyllll l^ft’shelk 156 Oyster. Bundle of Broods. 157 Oyster shell. 158 Oyster shell. Lobster. Galathea Strigosa. 160 Spider Crab. 161 Shofe Crab. 162 Crab. Swimming or Fiddler. i o! •, or Fiddler. Disturbed. 164 Hermit Crab in sponae 165 Masked Crab. 166 Circular Crab. 167 Circular Crab. Disturbed lei plSSosI ineZSr"'' 170 Plumose Anemone. Open and closed. 17^^ ASeXne.°“G^?uro“D‘e‘ilia‘.^‘'^‘“ 173 Anemone (Aneomia sulkata). 174 Eledene, Octopus. Forced inspiration showing funnel action. ® 175 Eledene, Octopus. Forced expiration showing funnel action. ® gotopus, showing pigmentation. \nQ j showing general structure. 1 /8 Eledene, Octopus, showing web between tenta- cles. loo grtopus advancing on tentacles—I. Jo? g'=t°pus advancing on tentacles—II. JoQ cJ g4°P“® advancing on tentacles—III. 182 Eledene, Octopus swimming. Jo? coming to rest—1. 184 Eledene, Octopus coming to rest II 185 Eledene, Octopus, fight with lobster-^'l Ocfopus, fight with lobster—11. TOO 5, Octopus, fight with lobster—III. Eledene, Octopus. Lobster killed by ink. 189 Eggs attacked by byssus—I. 190 Eggs attacked by byssus—Nine hours later. 191 Broken bottle dredged up.