Chapter 25.2: Fish Diversity Flashcards

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1
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Fish used specialized organs called () to take in oxygen and dissolved water

A

gills

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Gills:

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Large sheets of thin frilly tissue filled with capillaries that take in dissolved oxygen from the water and release carbon dioxide

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3
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Gills have a large (), which increases the number of () that they can exchange with the water

A

surface area; gases

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4
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Fish have body systems that provide their cells with oxygen and nutrients from removing waste products: ()

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circulatory system

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5
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Arteries in the gills carry blood to the exchange surfaces and they are arranged so that () flows in the () direction of water () the gills

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blood; opposite; entering

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6
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Countercurrent Flow:

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Opposite movement of water against the flow of blood in the gills

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7
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Most fish swim by contracting large segmented muscles on either side of their () from the head to tail

A

vertebral column

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Fins:

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Surfaces that project from the fish’s body

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Most fish have () fins on their backs and () fins on their bellies; () fins just behind the head; () fins in the middle of the belly; () (tail) fins

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dorsal; anal; lateral pectoral; lateral pelvic; caudal

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10
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Fins keep the fish ()

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stable

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Dorsal and anal fins help the fish not (); Caudal fins move the fish in a () direction; Pectoral and pelvic fins help the fish (), (), and ()

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roll over; forward; maneuver; stop; hover

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12
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The jaws of fish evolved from () (located on both sides of the ())

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gill/pharyngeal arches; pharynx

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13
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Gill arches are made from () or () that support the ()

A

bone; cartilage; gills

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14
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Most jawed vertebrates have () on their upper and lower jaws

A

teeth

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15
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Teeth:

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Used to capture and process food

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16
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Because of (), jaws gave vertebrates a huge advantage as predators

A

natural selection

17
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() groups of jawed fish appeared 440 million years ago

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4

18
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Acanthodians:

A

Fish covered with spines; Went extinct 250 million years ago

19
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Placoderms:

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Armored with huge bony plates; Went extinct 350 million years ago

20
Q

Cartilaginous Fish:

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Still exist (sharks; rays; chimeras)

21
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Bony Fish:

A

Group that includes all other living fish; still exist

22
Q

All fish have a ()

A

lateral line system

23
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Lateral Line System

A

A series of shallow canals on the sides of the fish made up of cells that are sensitive to small changes in water

24
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Operculum:

A

A chamber with a protective plate where bony fish’s gills are

25
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Movements of the operculum help bony fish move water over their ()

A

gills