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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
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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.

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identification

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6
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stidy of structure animals to their constituent part.

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Morphology

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7
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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)

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Truncate

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

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lunate

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10
Q

macroconsumers

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phagotrophs

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11
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covers organ of the body cavity

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peritoneum

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12
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support organs in the body cavity.

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mesenteries

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13
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slightly anterior to pectoral fins

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jugular

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14
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fin-ray derived from epidermal tissues.

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ceratotrichia

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15
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dorsal area just posterior to the head.

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nape

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16
Q

marine water to freshwater.

A

anadromy

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17
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class elasmobranchii/ chondrichthyes

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600-700 species

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18
Q

supported lateraly flattered bones.

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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

25
Q

marine watet to freshwater

A

anatomy

26
Q

freshwater to marinewater

A

catadromy

27
Q

permanent resident of the lake.

A

limnology

28
Q

irregular movement of fishfrom freshwater to marinewater.

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amphidromy

29
Q

support organs in the body cavity.

A

mesenteries

30
Q

covering the whole body of fish.

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epithelial cells

31
Q

light-emitting cells contains in the skin.

A

Photophores

32
Q

spike-like.

A

placoid

33
Q

smooth edged

A

cycloid

34
Q

at least side is serrate

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Ctenoid

35
Q

upper and lower rays slightly longer than the central rays.

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Emarginate

36
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biological structure study

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anatomy

37
Q

excretory
respiratory
osmo-regulatory

A

scales

38
Q

microconsumers & decomposes.

A

saprotrophs

39
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macroconsumers

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phagotrophs

40
Q

compensation level

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limnetic zone

41
Q

occupied by specialized organisms that become firmly attached or cling to the substrate.

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rapid zone

42
Q

primate
homonidae
homosapiens

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animals

43
Q

actinopterygii
perciformes
scombridae
thunnus albacores

A

tuna

44
Q

chondrich thyes
osteichthyes
cephalaspidomorphi

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fishes

45
Q

dordal
anal
caudal fins

A

unpaired fins

46
Q

milkfish
tilapia
grouper

A

compressiform