bio quiz (chapter 19) Flashcards

1
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cold-blooded, water-dwelling vertebrates with gills and scales

A

fish

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2
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fish that have skeletons made either partially or wholly of bone

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bony fish

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3
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helps protect the delicate gill structures beneath from being damaged

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opercula

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4
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largest part of a fish’s body

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trunk

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5
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most prominent features of the fish’s trunk and tail

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fins

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6
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fins that project from the center line of the fish’s body. anal and dorsal fin.

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median fins

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7
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fin that serves as a fish’s propeller and rudder

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caudal fin

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8
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special pigment cells, that give richly varied colors

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chromatophores

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9
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protective covering of small, bony plates, located just beneath the epidermis, in the dermis of the skin

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scales

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10
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consists of many separate vertebrae of bone or cartilage, provides the central framework and chief means of support for the trunk and tail

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backbone

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11
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W-shaped bands of muscle

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myomeres

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12
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special organs that allow oxygen and carbon dioxide to pass between the water and the fish’s blood

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gills

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13
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opens into the fish’s pharynx

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gill chamber

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14
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vane-like projections from the front of each gill arch that strain food particles and other debris out of the water, preventing the gills from becoming fouled by these sediments

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gill rakers

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15
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closed system of arteries, veins, and capillaries, broadly similar to the circulatory systems of mammals, birds, and reptiles

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cardiovascular system

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16
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fish have a __ chambered heart

17
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system of special nerve endings that extends over its head and down the sides of its body

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lateral lines

18
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means ‘to lay their eggs’

19
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hollow, gas-filled chamber located high in the fish’s body cavity

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swim-bladder

20
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fish eggs

21
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fish with no swim bladder

22
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fish that can breath in water and land

23
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fish that uses the swim bladder to make
noises

24
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fish that goes back to birthplace to spawn its own eggs

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pacific salmon

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fish with skeletons made of cartilage rather than bone
cartilaginous fish
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resemble tiny, closely spaced teeth
denticles
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unusual fish have broad, flat bodies and generally a long, whip-like tail
rays
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unusual cartilaginous fish that live near the ocean bottom
chimaeras
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make up less than 1% of all species of fish
lamprey and hagfish
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responsible for more injuries to people than all other types of fish combined. most dangerous/venomous ray.
stingray
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creature that is genuinely most feared by man
sharks