3Q: fish and shellfish

Question 1

have backbone to sense changes in environment, gills for breathing, and fins.

Answer 1

fish

Question 2

have exoskeleton and shell.

Answer 2

shellfish

Question 3

are echinoderms

Answer 3

sea urchins

Question 4

fish is categorized by their _____

Answer 4

habitat, fat content, and body shape

Question 5

fish are primarily divided into:

Answer 5

freshwater and saltwater

Question 6

ocean fish percentage

Answer 6

58 percent

Question 7

lakes and etc perc

Answer 7

41

Question 8

1 percent of fishes are _____

Answer 8

anadromous

Question 9

do fishes have the same salinity regardless of habitat?

Answer 9

yes

Question 10

acts as a barrier

Answer 10

scales

Question 11

is a sign of freshness in fishes

Answer 11

sliminess

Question 12

are tubular in shape and the term describes fish that move in open and moving water. will produce 2 equal sized fillets.

Answer 12

round fish

Question 13

examples of round fish: STS

Answer 13

sardines, tuna, salmon

Question 14

tend to be more stationary, lying flat against the bottom of the watery habitat. nonsymmetrical and 4 fillet pieces.

Answer 14

flatfish

Question 15

examples of flatfish: BHPST

Answer 15

brill, halibut, plaice, sole, tilapia

Question 16

fish with less than 3% fat are considered to be ______

Answer 16

lean and almost white

Question 17

examples of lean fish: csh

Answer 17

cod, sole, halibut

Question 18

contain 12-30% fat

Answer 18

fatty fish

Question 19

examples of fatty fish: sme

Answer 19

salmonmackerel and eel