Meanings of ichthyology in English

Botany and ichthyology aren't my line, mind you, but I know a bit.

It isn't ichthyology; it is dogmatics, which is still more difficult and tangled up.

They spelled epiphany, gaberdine, ichthyology, gewgaw, kaleidoscope, and troubadour.

Indeed, his whole future work in ichthyology, and one might almost say in general zoology, was here sketched.

But, restrained by his Massachusetts culture, he played out the game in this mild form of botany and ichthyology.

Its botany, its fresh water conchology, and its zoology and ichthyology, received the attention that a rapid transit permitted.

To those who are versed in ichthyology, these are known as pharyngeal teeth, because they are connected with the pharynx.

And he certainly was not sought after by us, but came to me with an important question bearing on ichthyology.

Labrid phylogeny is a long-standing problem in ichthyology that is part of the larger question of relationships within the suborder Labroidei.

But the gar fish is the most terrible among the American ichthyology, and a Louisiana writer describes it in the following manner:-

We stayed on watch before the lounge windows, and our notes enable me to reconstruct, in a few words, the ichthyology of this sea.

I did both eagerly, and acquired a considerable knowledge of the literature of ichthyology, becoming especially interested in the system of classification, then most imperfect.

Up to this time he had paid no special attention to the study of ichthyology, which soon afterwards became the great occupation of his life.

.Your idea of an illustrated American ichthyology is admirable.

The already published volumes of the System of Ichthyology lie too far from the road on which I intend to pursue my researches.

In fishes (see ICHTHYOLOGY, Anatomy) the swim-bladder is developed as a dorsal outgrowth of the oesophagus and may remain in open connexion with it.