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Tetrodon

or TETRAODON, in ichtions. More than 60 species are known, some the dermal spines are extremely from tropical and sub-tropical seas.

In small, and may be absent altogether, and many of them are highly ornamented with spots or bands. A few live in large rivers; as, T. psittacus, from Brazil; T. fahaka, from the Nile and West African rivers, and T. fluviatilis, from brackish waters and rivers of the East Indies.

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