This document discusses fish and phrases. It begins by providing information about goldfish, including their classification and body parts. It then describes the circulatory system of goldfish, including the heart components and blood flow. Next, it explains the respiratory system of goldfish and how oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged through the gills. It also briefly discusses the reproductive system of goldfish. The document concludes by defining different types of phrases including noun phrases, verb phrases, and adjective phrases and providing examples of each.

1. FISH AND PHRASE
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2. Fish
• Fish is an animal that live in the water. Fish
can live in salt water such as sea or fresh water
such as rivers. Fish that live in fresh water
such as carp and live in salt water such as tuna.
• In here we take example of gold fish (
Cyprinus carpio)

3. Cyprinus carpio has clasification
Kingdom : Animalia
Phylum : Chordata
Kelas : Osteichthyes
Ordo : Ostariophsi
Family : Cyprinidae
Genus : Cyprinus
Species :Cyprinus carpio

4. Body Part

5. elongated body and
little bit thin on the
side
the mouth (oris) is on
the middle top
of terminal
has slimy leather/skin that comes
from mucus gland it’s
called glicoprotein
top of the mouth
is smooth because
doesn’t has teeth
has a big scale and
classified in sikloid
scalethe part of the eyes
has membrane
nikitans to protect
when its swim
Characteristic

6. Cor
• Sinus venosus
• Atrium
• Ventrikel
• Bulbus
arteriosus
Vasa
• Aorta
• Vena
CIRCULATION SYSTEM

7. MECHANISM
• The cor of gold fish (Cyprinus carpio) consist of two
part, there are atrium which received the blood from
sinus venosus and one ventricle that pump the blood
from conus arteriosus.
• From the conus, the blood continued to the ventral aorta
which ramified to be three arteri brankerial eferen then
enter to the gill.
• Then the capilaries that in the gill shaped into aortal
dorsal then the blood enter to all the body and vena
blood back to two canals into cinus venosus.

8. Respiration system
Gills

9. • Each gill consist of two sheets filament which
each of filament that full of blood vessel that will
tied the oxygen also as the extrication of
carbondioxide. In filament there is an organ like
comb that function hold the food and the solid
things that enter when respiration
.
• The mechanism is oxygen from the water enter to
the gill then oxygen tied by blood capiler to bring
to tissues that needed. The last is carbondioxide
from the tissue will brought by blood to the gill
and the release by body.
MECHANISM

10. Reproduction
system
Pair
gonad

11. • Cleavage of the gold fish (Cyprinus carpio)
happened outside the body.
• A fish has separate sex where the fish male has
a couple of testicula when in the breeding
moment. Through the vas deferens the gonade
bring out through porus urogenitalis. While in
female fish, the gonade bring out through the
oviduct then out through porus urogenitalis.
MECHANISM

13. • The function of pectoral fin is to doing
movement go forward, to side and staying.
• The function of pelvis fin is stabilizing fish
body while swimming and it help to fix fish
body at certain depth.
• The function of anal fin is same with pelvis
fin.
• The function of dorsal fin is to balance of
body fish.
• The function of caudal fin is main driver
when fish swimming.

14. SPINA

15. • The function of spina is shaped body fish and
keeping own self from predator.
• Spina of neuralis is bulge that tapers toward
the dorsal. Spina of haemalis is bulge that
tapers toward the ventral.

16. PHRASE

18. TYPES OF PHRASE
• NOUN
PHRASE
• ADJECTIVE
PHRASE
• VERB
PHRASE

19. NOUN PHRASE
• A noun phrase is a word group with a noun or
pronoun as its head.
• The noun head can be accompanied by
modifiers, determiners and complements.

23. Example
1. The friendly lion sat down on the grass
2. Rina adopted a cat that refused to meow
3. Rina is a great english teacher

24. VERB PHRASE
• Verb phrase is combination of a one or more
helping verb and one main verb.
• A helping verb contains
• To be = am, is, are, was, were, be, being, been
• To have = have, has , had
• To do = do, does, did
• Conditionals = could, would, may, can, shall,
will, must, should and might

26. Example
1. Mom had been cleaned a refrigator
2. We must wash our clothes
3. Sarah should have been writing her research
essay
4. They are playing football
5. They will fail

27. ADJECTIVEPHRASE
• An adjective is a word which describes a noun.
• An adjective phrase is phrase which describes
the noun in sentence.
• The adjective phrase can be placed before, or
after the noun or pronoun in the sentence.

29. Example
1. I like very dark chocolate
2. My mother planted a pretty colorful flower
3. Rina thinks that the food is very delicious
4. I hate black curly hair

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