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Fish are aquatic vertebrates that breathe through gills, have fins, lay eggs, and have scales covering their skin. There are two main types of fish: cartilaginous fish like sharks and rays whose skeletons are made of cartilage; and bony fish like salmon and carp whose skeletons are made of bone. Bony fish make up the largest group and can live in both saltwater and freshwater environments. All fish are aquatic vertebrates that use gills to breathe and fins to swim.
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3. Cartilaginous fishes have skeletons of cartilage, placoid scales, and rows of teeth on their jaws. Sharks are excellent swimmers but must keep moving to avoid sinking, while skates and rays have flattened bodies and enlarged pectoral fins adapted for bottom feeding.
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Naturalists at Large: Marine vertebrates
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The document provides information about the external and internal anatomy of fish, using a largemouth bass as an example:
- Externally, it describes fins, scales, lateral line, eyes, mouth, gill covers, and vent. Internally, it outlines the spine, spinal cord, brain, swim bladder, gills, kidneys, stomach, intestines, liver, heart, gonads, muscles.
- It provides details on measuring fish length and girth, and formulas for estimating weight from length and girth measurements.
- The closing paragraph notes that many fish swim by contracting muscle blocks from head to tail to flex the body side to side or up and down.
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Fish anatomy
This document provides information about fish anatomy and aging fish using otoliths. It describes the external anatomy of fish such as fins, scales, lateral line and internal anatomy including organs like gills, kidneys and gonads. It explains that otoliths are structures behind the brain that help with balance and hearing and can be used to determine a fish's age by counting growth rings. Validating the age estimates involves techniques like tagging and recapturing fish or rearing them in laboratories to compare known ages to otolith ring counts.
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1. Fish bodies are divided into head, trunk, and tail sections, though divisions may not always be visible externally. They are classified based on body parts, mouth location and size, tail shape, color, and adaptations.
2. Body shape indicates how a fish moves and lives, with categories including fusiform for fast swimmers, depressiform for bottom dwellers, and anguilliform for eel-like fish.
3. Fish have a variety of fin, scale, mouth, coloration, and reproductive adaptations that help with functions like swimming, defense from predators, and reproduction.
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Diferent animals inside the sea
The document discusses several types of sea mammals, fish, and invertebrates. It provides details on the bottlenose dolphin, blue whale, and sperm whale, describing their physical features, habitats, behaviors, and diets. It also profiles various fish species like the Atlantic cod, whale shark, and basking shark, as well as invertebrates such as Chinese mitten crabs, European green crabs, sponges, and starfish. Overall, the document aims to educate the reader about the diversity of marine life.
Fish-Cuts of fish
Here are the answers to the fill in the blanks:
1. Bivalves
2. Tronçon, Darné
3. Alive
4. General Fish, Shell Fish
5. Gills
6. Tronçon
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