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ABSTRACT THE Zoological Society of New York recently issued a very interesting paper written by Mr. C. H. Townsend on the instantaneous changes of colour among tropical fishes (thirteenth

annual report, 1909). The specimens came from the Bermudas, and are kept under favourable conditions in the aquarium of the society. The changes of coloration “begin to be in evidence within

an hour of the arrival of new specimens, or as soon as they recover from the alarm produced by handling, and are produced as long as the fishes live in the tanks, which, in some cases, may

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