The White, Silver, or Channel-Cat

Summary

The White, Silver, or Channel-Cat is a scientific work^[1].

Key Facts

• The White, Silver, or Channel-Cat authored Edward Knobel^[2].
• The White, Silver, or Channel-Cat's instance of is recorded as scientific work^[3].
• The White, Silver, or Channel-Cat's instance of is recorded as chapter^[4].
• The White, Silver, or Channel-Cat's illustrator is recorded as Edward Knobel^[5].
• The White, Silver, or Channel-Cat's publisher is recorded as Bradlee Whidden^[6].
• The White, Silver, or Channel-Cat's follows is recorded as The Hornpout^[7].
• The White, Silver, or Channel-Cat's followed by is recorded as The Common Stickleback^[8].
• The White, Silver, or Channel-Cat's place of publication is recorded as Boston^[9].
• The White, Silver, or Channel-Cat's page is recorded as 36^[10].
• The White, Silver, or Channel-Cat's part of is recorded as One sharp stinging spine^[11].
• The White, Silver, or Channel-Cat's Commons category is recorded as The fresh water fishes of New England (1896, Bradlee Whidden)^[12].
• The White, Silver, or Channel-Cat's language of work or name is recorded as American English^[13].
• The White, Silver, or Channel-Cat's publication date is recorded as +1896-00-00T00:00:00Z^[14].
• The White, Silver, or Channel-Cat's main subject is recorded as channel catfish^[15].
• The White, Silver, or Channel-Cat's published in is recorded as The Fresh Water Fishes of New England^[16].
• The White, Silver, or Channel-Cat's title is recorded as The White, Silver, or Channel-Cat^[17].

Body

Geography

The White, Silver, or Channel-Cat's part of is recorded as One sharp stinging spine^[11].

Designation and Status

Recorded instance of include scientific work^[3] and chapter^[4].