midterm Flashcards

1
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no sharp or straight edges, convex posteriously.

A

Rounded

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2
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vertibral column is deflected dorsally and extends along the upper, larger caudal-fin lobe.

A

Heterocercal

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3
Q

covering the whole body of fish.

A

Epithelial cells

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4
Q

slightly posterior directly under.

A

Thoracic

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5
Q

association of specimen with the correct name of the species.

A

identification

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6
Q

stidy of structure animals to their constituent part.

A

Morphology

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7
Q

lower lobe is larger than the upper lobe.

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hypocercal caudal fin

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8
Q

posterior profile vertical (daw walis)

A

Truncate

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9
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crescent-shaped posteriously, with extremely larger upper and lower lobes.

A

lunate

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10
Q

macroconsumers

A

phagotrophs

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11
Q

covers organ of the body cavity

A

peritoneum

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12
Q

support organs in the body cavity.

A

mesenteries

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13
Q

slightly anterior to pectoral fins

A

jugular

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14
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fin-ray derived from epidermal tissues.

A

ceratotrichia

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15
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dorsal area just posterior to the head.

A

nape

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16
Q

marine water to freshwater.

A

anadromy

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17
Q

class elasmobranchii/ chondrichthyes

A

600-700 species

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18
Q

supported lateraly flattered bones.

A

homocercal caudal fin

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19
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illuminated stratum including littoral and limnetic zone.

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Euphotic zone

20
Q

lobed-finned and coelacanths.

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class sarcopterygii

21
Q

attach certain muscles to one another and to the firm skeleton.

A

tendons and ligaments

22
Q

bony fisheries have–?

A

swim bladder

23
Q

dark dorsal, silvery belly

A

thunnus albacore

24
Q

epipelagic flishes example

A

thunnus albacore

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marine watet to freshwater
anatomy
26
freshwater to marinewater
catadromy
27
permanent resident of the lake.
limnology
28
irregular movement of fishfrom freshwater to marinewater.
amphidromy
29
support organs in the body cavity.
mesenteries
30
covering the whole body of fish.
epithelial cells
31
light-emitting cells contains in the skin.
Photophores
32
spike-like.
placoid
33
smooth edged
cycloid
34
at least side is serrate
Ctenoid
35
upper and lower rays slightly longer than the central rays.
Emarginate
36
biological structure study
anatomy
37
excretory respiratory osmo-regulatory
scales
38
microconsumers & decomposes.
saprotrophs
39
macroconsumers
phagotrophs
40
compensation level
limnetic zone
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occupied by specialized organisms that become firmly attached or cling to the substrate.
rapid zone
42
primate homonidae homosapiens
animals
43
actinopterygii perciformes scombridae thunnus albacores
tuna
44
chondrich thyes osteichthyes cephalaspidomorphi
fishes
45
dordal anal caudal fins
unpaired fins
46
milkfish tilapia grouper
compressiform