- The
starry sturgeon (Acipenser stellatus), also
known as the
stellate sturgeon or
sevruga (Drakul, Persian: اوزون برون, and Turkish: Uzun Burun, lit. 'long...
-
Esturgeon was one of 20 Naïade-class
submarines built for the
French Navy at the
beginning of the 20th century. Garier, Gérard (n.d.). Du
Plongeur (1863)...
- (Q12) Naïade
class (1903–1914) Naïade (Q15) Protée (Q16)
Perle (Q17)
Esturgeon (Q18)
Bonite (Q19) Thon (Q20)
Souffleur (Q21)
Dorade (Q22) Lynx (Q23)...
-
mainly accessible by the
chemin du rang Saint-Régis. The
surface of the
Esturgeon River (except the
rapids areas) is
generally frozen from mid-December...
- in the
Indian Ocean on Belle-Poule,
before taking command of the
fluyt Esturgeon in 1773. In 1774, he was
appointed to
command the 14-gun
corvette Serin...
- Hall, Cowan, Cunningham, Beaver. • right (upstream)
streams in Canada:
Esturgeon river, Rose-Dulude, Riendeau-Tessier, Pécharart discharge,
Feves river...
-
Scipion consul,
drame héroïque in i act and in
verse 1813: Cadet-Roussel
esturgeon, folie-parade in 2 acts,
mingled with vaudevilles, with Marc-Antoine Désaugiers...
- Po Italy
Siberian sturgeon -
Sibirischer Stör / Esturión
siberiano /
Esturgeon sibérien /
Storione siberiano (Acipenser baerii) Note 2 32 kg 70 lb 8...
- On the
western edge of the ZEC, the
Gatineau River has
several rapids:
Esturgeon, Ceizur, "chutes du Serpent" (Falls of snake),
rapides de la Trinité,...
- Saint-Isidore, 10.3
kilometres (6.4 mi)
northeast of the
mouth of the
Esturgeon river. From its source, the
current of the
Black river descends on 4.2...
