ACIPENSER
An Illustrated Encyclopaedic Medical Dictionary · 1891 · p. 2
(Lat.), n. m.?)-pe?n’suSr(se*r), axxumnoios, the sturgeon. Sp., acipénser, cluding the sturgeons. [B,]—A. beluga. from the Ru ian name beluga given to the fish. [B, 5.]—A. Güldenstädtii [Brand and Ratzeburg]. The o eter; a species having the same habitat as A. huso, and, like it, furnishing isingla . Its roes are made Into caviare. [B, 33.]—A. huso [Linnæus}. Fr., grand est urge on. Ger., Hausen. The beluga, or Ru ian sturgeon, a large fish found in the inland waters of Ru ia, Its swimming bladder constitutes isingla , the ichthyocolla of the U.S. Ph. [B.] —A. ruthenus [Linneeus]. Fr., sterlet, The sterlet, another Ru ian species, also furnishing isingla . [B, 5,33.]—A. stell at us [Pallas], The sewruga, or star sturgeon, another Ru ian species furnishing isingla . [B, 5, 33.]—A. sturio. Fr., est urge on comnum. Ger., Sidr, The common sturgeon of Ru ia, also furnishing isingla , [B, 5.]
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