. Bulletin of the Bureau of Fisheries. Fisheries; Fish culture. 18 HFLLETIN (»K THE BUREATT OF FISHERIES. Family AMBASSID.€. 86. Ainbassis kopsi (Blepker). Head 2.75 in length; depth 2.50; eye 2.75 in head; scale.s 30, two rows of scales on cheek; lateral line curved, continuous, 2^ rows of scales above it, 9 or 10 scales before dorsal; preorliital and lower limb of preopercle .serrated: first dorsal spine 3..50 in length. Color yellowish white, uniform or with indistinct silvei-y line down middle of body; a black lip tcj second to fifth dorsal spines and membranes. Two specimens from ("a
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. Bulletin of the Bureau of Fisheries. Fisheries; Fish culture. 18 HFLLETIN (»K THE BUREATT OF FISHERIES. Family AMBASSID.€. 86. Ainbassis kopsi (Blepker). Head 2.75 in length; depth 2.50; eye 2.75 in head; scale.s 30, two rows of scales on cheek; lateral line curved, continuous, 2^ rows of scales above it, 9 or 10 scales before dorsal; preorliital and lower limb of preopercle .serrated: first dorsal spine 3..50 in length. Color yellowish white, uniform or with indistinct silvei-y line down middle of body; a black lip tcj second to fifth dorsal spines and membranes. Two specimens from ("avile, length 3 and 3.50 inches. The generic name Chmula Hamilton-Buchanan, IS22, has priority over Amhassis Cuvier, 1828. The name Amhassis is not used in a generic sense by Commerson or by Lac^pfede. The first reviser of Chanda, Fowler (Proc. .c. Nat. Sci. Pliila. 1905, p. 500), has chosen laJa as typo, and as this is a species of the group called Pseudamhassis, Chanda would replace the latter name, thus allowing Arnbassis to stand for the original type, Ainbassis ainbassis. FRIOFIS KQhl & Van Hasselt. 87. Priopis buruensis (Bleeker). Head 2.75 in length; depth 2.25; second dorsal spine 3.40; preorbital .serrated; two rows of .scales on cheek; lateral line interrupted; maxillary 2.75 in head, its lip under anterior margin of eye. Color yellowi.sh white, .slightly shaded above with minute dots, a silvery band along median line; membrane between third and fourth spines dusky, between third and fourth anal spines white. Two specimens from Ciivite, length 3.25 and 4 inches. 88. Priopis interruptus (Bleeker). Head 2.7.5 in length; depth 2.20; eye 2.75 in head; seaJes 20; second dorsal spine very strong, equal to head, scales on cheek in 2 rows of .5 scales each. Color yellowish white; membrane between second and third dorsal spines dusky; a dusky line on a silvery band fR)m base of caudal ft)rward, fading out under anterior of spinous dorsal. One specimen from Cavite, lengt