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Benthic
Bottom
-crab
-lobster
Pelagic
-swim in water colum
-fish, whale, dolphin
vertebrate features (4)
notochords
-postanal tail
-hollow nerve cord
-pharyngeal pouches
mylomeres
muscles that attach to trunk
Agnatna
-jawless fish (hagfish)
-lamprey's- travel between fresh water and salt water (parasites)
-hagfish (scavengers)
hagfish
scavengers
anadromous
live at sea
-returns to fresh water to spawn
(catadramous) -opposite

-salmon and bullshark
placoderm
first jawed fish
-evolved from gill arches (extinct, paired fins, balance and maneuver)
-predation
-escape
Chondrichthyes
-sharks
-rays
-chimaeras

-effective predators
-cartilaginous skeletons
-no ribs
-very flexible
Placoid scales (chondrichthyes)
-dermal denticles (teeth)
No swim bladder
oil filled liver
sharks
living fossils
some swim constantly (pump water across gills)
Teeth
-bone
-rows
-constantly replaced
clasper
-male sex organ
heterocercel tail
upper low longer than bottom
acute senses
electroreception (ampullae of loronzini)
-dont get cancer
-nictitate membranes (eye lids)
-carcharodon megalodon -extinct
nicitate membrans
eye lids
Osteichthyes
boney fish
-lobed fishs
-fresh water lungfishes
Coelacanth
extinct 60 million years ago

found off Madagascar
Ray Finned Fish
swim bladder
fin rays
boney skeleton
Icthyology
Study of Fishes
Anatomy of fishes
Mouth
Gill
Operculum
Scales
Tail
Caudelfin
lobes are equal
Fins
-Dorsal
-Caudal
Homocoreal
top & bottom are same, scales are more circular
Fusiform
Streamlined
Laterally Compressed
side to side
Derpessed (body shape)
top to bottom
eel like body shape
shaped like a snake
Chromataphores
cell with pigment
change color by stretching
Countershading
Dark on top/ light on bottom
Warning fish coloration
bright colors

poison venom
cryptic coloration
camouflage
change color
disrupting color
patterns break up outline of fish
eye spots
draw attention away from head
Undulation
Snake like movements
surgeons parrots
moves
puffers
only in caudal fin
supra terminal
points up
terminal
straight across
sub termianl
points down
Intestine (spiral valve)
increase surface area in sharks
pyloric caeca
digestive enzymes
functions of liver
secrets bile & breaks down fat
Circulatory system- heart
2 chambered heart
name of arteries in shark
capillaries
spiracles
pair of openings in front of eyes
water in
gill slits
5-9
water out
Boney fish
In mouth, out one gill opening
structure of gills (4)
arches
filaments
rakers
lamella
Countercurrent system of flow
blood in gills go opposite direction to water
hemoglobin
protein on red blood cless that carries O2 & CO2
myoglobin
protein that stores O2

makes muscles red

more found in active swimmers
osmosis
diffusion of water across permeable membrane
Osmoregulation
control solute concentration
Boney Fish-Secrete Salt
kidneys & chloride cells
Cartilaginous fish-Secrete Salt
Kidney & rectal gland
Central Nervous System
Brain & Spinal Cord
Smell
nostrils

-olfactory sacs
Taste
-barboles - whisker like organs
lateral line
vibration in water
neuromasts
canals lined with sensory cells
Ampullae of Lorenzinni
detect weak electrical field
sound
otoliths- change in position
located in fluid filled sacs
territories
aggressive behavioral
schooling
avoid predation
mating
prevents drag
homing behavior
find their way home
reproduction in cart. fish
cloaca
bony fish
urogenital opening
Types of reproduction (6)
-broadcast spawing
nests
attached/pouch
mouth brooders
sex hormones
hermaphrodites (self)
sequential hermaphrodite (change sexs)
Reproduction Behaviors (4)
Change color or appearance
Courtship (signs/dancing)
Internal fertilization
external fertilization (spawning)
Reproduction Behavior- Internal fertilization
-copulation
-cart fish
spawning
releasing eggs & sperm into water
oviparous
lay eggs (birds/reptiles)
ovoviviparous
retain eggs in uterus
viviparous
live birth