| 释义 |
pogge|pɒg|
[Origin unascertained.]
A name given to certain fishes. a. The armed bull-head, Cottus cataphractus, having a large broad flat head and sharply tapering body, armed with spines and bony plates. b. Aspidophorus, an acanthopterygian genus, armed with shield-like scales.
a1672Willughby Ichthyogr. (1686) Tab. N. 6, 2 Cataphractus supinus Schonfeldij. 3 idem. a Pogge. 1740R. Brookes Art of Angling ii. xxix. 137 The Pogge..is about two Hands breadth in Length. 1753Chambers Cycl. Supp., Pogge, or Cataphractus. 1769Pennant Zool. III. 178 The pogge is very common on most of the British coasts. 1823Crabb Technol. Dict., Pogge,..a sort of Bull-Head, the Cottus cataphractus of Linnæus, a fish having the head larger than the body. 1856Gosse Marine Zool. ii. 200 Aspidophorus (Cuv.). Pogge. Body eight-angled, enclosed in plates; recurved spines on the snout; teeth only on the jaws; lower jaw fringed. |