A History of Ichthyology in Canada

Abstract

IN tracing the development of a knowledge of fish life in Canada in the following pages, reference to actual knowledge of fishes is confined largely to their taxonomy and distribution. It should be realized, however, that so far as history is concerned, this account applies equally well to other branches of knowledge of fish life. Actually, as pointed out elsewhere, much of our knowledge of the taxonomy and distribution of fishes in Canada resulted as a sort of

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