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Ch 16 Fishes Flashcards

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1
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Outnumber all vertebrates.

A

Yes 31,000 species: more than all other vertebrates combined 60% Marine
40% Fresh

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What subphylum do fish belong to?

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Subphylum Vertebrata (Craniata)

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3
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What fish groups have no jaws?

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Class Myxini-Hagfishes Class Petromyzontida- Lampreys

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What fish groups have jaws?

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Class Chondrichthyes (Cartilaginous Fishes) Sharks, skates, rays, and chimaeras

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What are the general characteristics of fish?

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Streamlined bodies
Ectothermic- derive heat from external source
With endothermic exceptions
Gills- extract oxygen from water
Paired fins
Dermal scales cover the body
With notable exceptions
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6
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Hagfish:

Do they have scales?

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No

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Hagfish:

Fins?

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single fleshy caudal fin

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Hagfish:

Vertebral column?

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skull but no vertebral column

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Hagfish:

Jaws?

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No

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Hagfish:

What is unique about hagfish? (what can they do and why do they do it?)

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While eating carrion or live prey, they tie their tails into knots to generate torque and increase the force of their bites.

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Lampreys:

Describe these fish

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A slender, eel-like body with no scales

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Lampreys:

Do they have fins?

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Dorsal fins, no paired appendages

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Lampreys:

Jaws?

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No jaws

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14
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Lampreys:

Notochord?

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Notochord persists throughout life

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15
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Lampreys:

Why are they a problem?

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Sea lampreys are parasitic pests. They attach to fish destroy fishery.

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16
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Lampreys:

What is their mouth like?

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Disk like suction cups

17
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Chondricthyes

What fish are in this group?

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Sharks, Skates, Rays and Chimaeras

18
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Chondricthyes

Describe body

A

Skeleton of cartilage Funnel-shaped body
Ventral powerful mouth Paired pectoral and pelvic fins
One or two dorsal fin Fins stiff and not very movable

19
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Chondricthyes

Fins?

A

One or two dorsal fin

20
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Chondricthyes

Jaws?

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Yes

21
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Chondricthyes

Skeleton made of?

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Skeleton of cartilage

22
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Chondricthyes

Swim bladder?

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No swim bladder

23
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Chondricthyes

What is different between shark growth in terms of scales and bony fish scale growth?

A

Scales reduces friction when swimming and offer protection

24
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Chondricthyes

Where do shark teeth come from?

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Teeth are modified scales

25
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Chondricthyes

Can they replace their teeth?

A

Yes

26
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Chondricthyes

Are their gills covered?

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No

27
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Chondricthyes

What type of senses do they have?

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Smell vibration reception- lateral line vision electroreception

28
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Chondricthyes

Why do most have an oily liver?

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but an oil-filled liver aids in buoyancy.

29
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Chondricthyes

What are the man-eating sharks?

A

Tiger Shark Great White Bull Shark

30
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Chondricthyes

How is ray/skate body plan different from most other fish?

A

Gill openings on underside of head with spiracles on top also flat.

31
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Chondricthyes

Do ray’s have a tail?

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What do they use it for? Tails are reduced or absent Stingrays have venom glands on tail

32
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Who is the chimaera?

A

Ratfish

33
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Ratfish What does it eat?

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Feed on algae, echinoderms, crustaceans, mollusks, and other fishes

34
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Ratfish How is it different from sharks/rays?

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Jaws with flat plates instead of teeth Lack scales Dorsal spine with venom.

35
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Osteoicthyes

Who are the lobe-finned fish?

A

are bony fish with fleshy, lobed, paired fins, which are joined to the body by a single bone.

36
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Osteoicthyes

How many chambers does a fish’s heart have?

A

2

37
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Osteoicthyes

Why are fish important economically?

A

Food Ingredients in non-food products Paint, glue, soap, fertilizer Fishermen Hobby/Aquarists

38
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Why are fish important ecologically?

A

Overfishing Habitat Degradation and Loss Inadequate Conservation and Management Practices

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