Fish Flashcards

1
Q

The “spine”

A

Vertebral Column

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2
Q

Cells are a temporary group of cells unique to the vertebrates that arise from the embryonic ectoderm

A

Neural Crest

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3
Q

What fish use to propel through the water.

A

Fin

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4
Q

Bony plates protecting the skin of fish.

A

Scale

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5
Q

A structure that covers the gill.

A

Operculum

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6
Q

Chamber of the heart that receives blood from the veins.

A

Atrium

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7
Q

Two main chambers of the heart. (Right and Left)

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Ventricle

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8
Q

Each of the functional units in the kidney.

A

Nephron

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9
Q

Visible line along the side of the fish.

A

Lateral Line

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10
Q

Eggs and sperm released by aquatic animals.

A

Spawning

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11
Q

A gas-filled sac present in the body of bony fishes used to control buoyancy,

A

Swim Bladder

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12
Q

ex: Lampreys. Long cylindrical body.

A

Jawless fish

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13
Q

ex: Sharks. Skeleton of cartilage instead of bone.

A

Cartilaginous Fish

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14
Q

ex: Most modern fish. Skeleton of bone.

A

Bony Fish

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15
Q

Spanning 60 Million years from the end of the Silurian to the beginning of the Carboniferous.

A

Devonian Period

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16
Q

Large blunt head and long dorsal fin.

A

Bowfin/Dogfish

17
Q

Two dorsal fins, and adipose fin.

A

Brown Bullhead

18
Q

Spotted at top.

A

Brown Trout

19
Q

Cross between a catfish and eel.

20
Q

Deeply forked tail fin.

A

Channel Catfish

21
Q

Dark and a pattern of black spots.

A

Common Carp

22
Q

Ranging from dark olive to black, with silvery sides and black blotches and stripes.

23
Q

Catfish with flat heads.

A

Flathead Catfish

24
Q

Very big fish

A

Lake Sturgeon

25
White spotted, brown color, with yellow on the belly.
Lake trout
26
Green with dark blotches that form a horizontal stripe along the middle of the fish on either side.
Largemouth Bass
27
Long narrow snouts more than twice as long as their head.
Long-nose Gar
28
Largest member of the pike family.
Muskellunge
29
Dark greenish color, with white spots and a dark stomach.
Northern Pike
30
Multicolored fish.
Rainbow Trout
31
Ugly fish, with clear dorsal fin with brown spots. Dark brown color with almost white stomach.
Sauger
32
Oval shaped head, blunt snout and nearly horizontal mouth. Has stripes on it.
Sheepshead
33
Brown, red eyes, and dark brown vertical bands.
Smallmouth Bass
34
Almost look like sardines.
Smelt
35
Ray-finned, with black or reddish spots. also an olive green color
Sunfish
36
Large Long fish, with two dorsal fins that are spiky and small ventral fins.
Walleye
37
Looks like a very large bottom feeder.
White Sucker
38
A weird yellow color, with long whiskers.
Yellow Bullhead
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Green fish, with brown stripes, and a reddish ventral fins.
Yellow Perch