ARGENTINA
Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1842 · p. 3
A Liimaean genus of abdominal fishes, belonging to the salmon family; characterised by a small mouth, without maxillary teeth; the tongue armed with curved teeth; and a transverse row of small teeth on the vomer; banchiostegal rays, six. The argentines rank in the order Malacopterygia, or soft-finned fishes of Cuvier. The name is derived from the silvery glistening appearance in the scales of these fishes. [s. 98]
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