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Figure 23 [Copyright: American Fisheries Society]
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Figure 23: (A) Esox niger, distance "A" greater than distance "B". (B) E. americanus, distance "A" about equal to distance "B". Both have cheek and opercle fully or nearly fully scaled. |
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Figure 22 [Copyright: American Fisheries Society]
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Figure 22: (A) Esox lucius, check almost completely scaled, mandibular pores (one side) usually 5. (B) E. masquinongy, lower half of cheek naked, mandibular pores (one side) usually 6-9. |