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fa~homs, in October 1943, by the schooner Dorothyand Ethel II, Capt. Harold Paulsen.6 A secondfemale, about 18% inches long to the base of thecau<ial fin, and about 24% inches'counting whatwas left of the caudal fin,.trawled on the southeastpart of Georges Bank,between 150 and 200fathoms, in February 1927, appears to belong to

this same species.6 A third probable Gulf ofMaine record is of a fish, about 3 feet long, a.ndweighing about 20 pounds, that was taken by thetrawler Ebb, in 140 fathoms, on Georges Bank, inJune 1936. Photographs of it appeared in theBoston Globe and in the Boston Post for June 29of that year.

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