Bony fish belong to the class...
Name 3 MARINE habitats of fish
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Bony fish are
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Cylindrical & tapered at both ends | arrow_right_alt | Anguilliform |
Flattened side to side | arrow_right_alt | Depressiform |
Rounded or globe shaped | arrow_right_alt | Fusiform |
Flattened top to bottom | arrow_right_alt | Globiform |
Elongated like an eel | arrow_right_alt | Compressiform |
What are the 2 kinds of paired fins?
What are the 3 kinds of median fins? Describe the function/purpose of each kind
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Operculum | arrow_right_alt | C |
Dorsal Fin | arrow_right_alt | F |
Anal Fin | arrow_right_alt | |
Caudal Fin | arrow_right_alt | G |
Pectoral Fin | arrow_right_alt | D |
Mouth | arrow_right_alt | E |
Pelvic Fin | arrow_right_alt | A |
Caudal fins that are asymmetrically shaped are known as...
Caudal fins that are symmetrically shaped are known as...
The flap of tissue that covers the gills of a fish is called the...
Fish have various mouth shapes. Complete the table using the words in the word bank.
What are the 2 kinds of scales in fish?
What is the purpose of the fish’s skeleton?
The structure at the end of the stomach that increases the surface area of the gut & helps digest food is the…
Highlight the answer in parenthesis in order to complete the sentence.
Water FIRST enters the fish’s body through the (
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Describe how the swim bladder in fish works. (HINT: see diagram in PPT)
The ear stones in fish are called...
What do fish use to detect chemical stimuli?
The fish in the picture to the left has extensions that allow it to detect food in the sand. These structures are…
When fish release gametes simultaneously into the water column, it is known as…
Describe the difference between simultaneous & sequential hermaphroditism.
(Remember, to receive full credit, you need to describe what each one is.)
Sharks belong to the scientific class...
The 2 superorders of elasmobranchs are...
The flexible connective tissue found in sharks is...
Openings on a ray’s head that aid in respiration are...
Sharks have “dermal denticles,” which are also known as...
How do sharks regulate their buoyancy?
What is the function of the lateral line in sharks?
Describe the Ampullae of Lorenzini.
Why are sharks referred to as the “garbage men of the sea?”
What is the difference between oviparous & ovoviviparous reproduction?
How many gill slits does a shark have? How do their gills differ from those of bony fish?
What are 3 characteristics of batoids?
Why should sharks fear people more than people fear sharks?
Why are shark populations in decline worldwide?
What is shark finning?