boney fish p13-19 Flashcards
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what are some examples of boney fish
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any fish , seahorses
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what are boney fish similar to
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cartilaginous fish
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what is the main difference between boney fish and cartilaginous fish
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boney fish have swim bladders
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what are other differences between boney fish and cartilaginous fish
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calcium bones , bone scales, and fin rays
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how are boney fish fins attached to the body
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rays instead of lobes
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what do boney fish use their pectoral fins for
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steering and balance
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what are chondrostei
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fish with heterocercal tails and ganoid scales
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what are ganoid scales
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thick and heavy to make the fish look armored
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what are neopterygii
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homocercal tails and cycloid scales
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what are cycloid scales
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thin and manuverable
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what is homocercal
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the dorsal and ventral sides of the caudal fin are of equal lengths
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how are bony fish bpdy types determined
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by their habitat
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how do fish swim
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using myomere muscles along the trunk of their body
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what does it mean to be an open ocean fish
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you are an active swimmer
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what fish have fusiform bodytypes
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tuna and marlin
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what fish have laterally compressed bodies
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butterflyfish and angelfish
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what are laterally compressed fish good at
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efficient in maneuverability through complicated habitats
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what are some examples of sedentary fish
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toadfish scorpionfish and anglerfish
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what does it mean to be sedentary
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they dont move
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what fish are globular and what does it mean
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toadfish scorpionfish and anglerfish have rounded bodies
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what cells do fish that have coloration have
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chromatophores
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how can some fish alter their color
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by moving the pigment to different areas
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what do flounders do for camouflage
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alter their body color
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what controls the alteration of pigments
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hormones and nervous system
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what are structural colors produced by
light reflecting from iridophores
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what are iridophores
crystals in the cells that reflect light
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what produces the silver / mirror like sheen of most fish
iridophores
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what is another name for counter shading
obliterative colors
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what species normally use counter shading and where do they reside
tuna marlin swordfish sharks and penguins they live in the open ocean
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what bird use countershading
penguins
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what is countershading
dual colors on their body dark on the dorsal side and white on the ventral side
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what is countershading used for
camouflage
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what usually uses disruptive coloring
fish that live in coral reefs
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what does disruptive coloring use
vertical and horizontal lines to break up patterns
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what type of coloring makes prey harder to see
disruptive coloring
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what do predators usually look for on prey that use disruptive coloring
they use spots because they look like eyes and in some disruptive coloring they use spots in less fatal areas so they dont die
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what is cryptic coloring
evolved coloring to mimic their environment
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what is cryptic coloring used for
hiding from predators and sneaking up on prey
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is cryptic coloring permanent
yes
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what fish has the best cryptic coloring
scorpionfish
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What is aposematic colors
Brightly colored patterns
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What are aposematic colors used for
Territorial ownership and mating and to warn predators they are too poisonous to eatp
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Why do certain species mimic aposematic colors
To fool predators into thinking they are poisonous
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where are the myomere muscles and what do they do
on the trunk (body) and helps propel the fish through water
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how do eels move
by undulating their whole body, moving like a snake
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how do sharks move
swinging their caudal fin
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how do flying fish glide through the air
expanding their pectoral fins
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how do swim bladders work
offsetting the density of fish bodies allowing them to float up and down the water column
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what is a gas gland
an evolved gland to fill the swim bladder with gasses
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most fsih must keep swimming to collect what
gas
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what are two fish that do not have swim bladders
mackerels and skipjacks
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what is olfaction
pits opening and closing to let water flow in along with scents
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what fish relies on scent to return tp their birthplace before breeding
salmon
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what fish does not rely on scent to feed
pufferfish
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where are taste receptors located
head jaw tongue mouth barbels
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what are barbels
whiskers
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why do fish have to swallow everything whole
so food doesnt clog the gills
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bony fish rely on what more than any other fish
vision
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how do bony fish focus on objects
by moving a lens on their eye back and forth
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what species can see in color
shallow water species
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what species can see in color
shallow water species
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what species can see in color
shallow water species
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what species can see in color
shallow water species
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what species can see in color
shallow water species
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what species can see in color
shallow water species
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how do pufferfish inflate and why
swallowing large amounts or air and water to deter predators
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why does the pufferfish inflating scare off predators
the rapid change in size frightens them or it makes them too large to swallow
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what do people confuse with pufferfish and what is a key different between the two
porcupine fish and they have spines
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how fast do flying fih glide through the air and how far do they normally make it
37mph and they glide to about 100m
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what does the pearlfish hide inside
other creatures bodies
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what do surgeonfish use to fight off predators
extendable spines
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what do parrotfish do at night and why
they secrete a toxic mucous encasing them like a cocoon , masking their scent so morey eels cannot find them
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how do margerine snails feed on parrot fish blood
extending their proboscis through the mucous
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what fish is extremely toxic and has killed many humans
stonefish
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what toxin is deadlier than tetrodotoxin
verrucotoxin
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how do most open ocean swimmers reproduce
broadcast spawning
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what is broadcast spawning
releasing a vast quantity of egg and spearm into the open water
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what is an advantage of broadcast spawning
offspring are numerous and widely dispersed
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what is a disadvantage of broadcast spawning
very high mortality rate for offspring
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where are benthic spawners mostly found
continental shelf or near shorelines close to shore and in reef systems
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what do benthic spawners do
they produce large eggs with a lot of yolk for nutrition and they are laid over areas with vegetation or rocks
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how do grunions reproduce
brood hiding
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what is a brood hider
where they lay eggs on the shore during high tide and then the males come fertilize them
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why is brood hiding so safe
eggs are safe to hatch until next high tide and will be swept into the ocean
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how do damselfish blennies and gobies reproduce
gaurding
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what are the roles of female and male guarders
females lay the eggs while males guard them
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what are different postures are used to scare fish away
raised fins, open mouth, fast darting movement
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how do jawfish and seahorses reproduce
bearers
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how do female and male jawfish have babies
female lays eggs in the males mouth and he will protect them until they hatch
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how do female and male seahorses make babies
the females lay eggs in a pouch on the males abdomen, male fertilizes them and carries them until they hatch
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what is the only fish that reproduces through viviparity
serfperches
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what are hermaphrodites
they produce sperm and eggs at the same time
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what do hamlets do to avoid self fertilization
release sperm and eggs one at a time
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what are many deep sea creatures and why
hermaphrodites because its very hard to find a mate
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what does it mean for a fish to be sequential
can change sexes
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what is protogyny
female to male
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what is protandry
male to female
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what is anadromous
living in saltwater and migrating to freshwater to spawn
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what is catadromous
living in freshwater and migrating to saltwater to spawn
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what are some examples of anadromous
salmon lamprays smelt and bullsharks
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what do male salmon build and what are they called
nests called redds for the eggs
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where do eels travel to reproduce
sargasso sea
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what fish do we still eat even though its poisonous
pufferfish
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what toxin do pufferfish carry
tetrodotoxin
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tetrodotoxin has the potency to kill how many men
20 grown men
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what fish can accumulate toxins from feeding on fish in areas with what substance
groupers and barracuda - blooms of toxic dinoflagellates
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what is the cost common toxin found in fish
ciguatoxin
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what happens when groupers eat toxic fish
the food chain is amplicated
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where are most cases of ciguatoxin found
australia caribbean and coastal florida
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what is the treatment used for ciguatoxin
mannitol
