The chimeras […] are an extant group of about 30 species. They have the upper jaw fused with the cranium and a gill cover over the four gill slits. They also have toothy plates that give them a ratlike appearance, thus the common name ratfish. The group occurs in ocean depths worldwide, where they mainly feed on invertebrates.

Larger snake cables often have elaborate multipin connectors that lead to either a group of XLRs or a metal box with a group of chassis-mounted XLRs.

Secondly, the teacher-librarian must know how to use books herself to find information — title page, table of contents, index, guidewords, etc.

I was at first cautioned against Una boats, for I was told that they had an unpleasant tendency to turn upside down.