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76 Cards in this Set
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Benthic
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Bottom
-crab -lobster |
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Pelagic
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-swim in water colum
-fish, whale, dolphin |
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vertebrate features (4)
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notochords
-postanal tail -hollow nerve cord -pharyngeal pouches |
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mylomeres
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muscles that attach to trunk
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Agnatna
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-jawless fish (hagfish)
-lamprey's- travel between fresh water and salt water (parasites) -hagfish (scavengers) |
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hagfish
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scavengers
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anadromous
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live at sea
-returns to fresh water to spawn (catadramous) -opposite -salmon and bullshark |
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placoderm
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first jawed fish
-evolved from gill arches (extinct, paired fins, balance and maneuver) -predation -escape |
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Chondrichthyes
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-sharks
-rays -chimaeras -effective predators -cartilaginous skeletons -no ribs -very flexible |
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Placoid scales (chondrichthyes)
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-dermal denticles (teeth)
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No swim bladder
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oil filled liver
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sharks
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living fossils
some swim constantly (pump water across gills) |
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Teeth
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-bone
-rows -constantly replaced |
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clasper
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-male sex organ
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heterocercel tail
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upper low longer than bottom
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acute senses
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electroreception (ampullae of loronzini)
-dont get cancer -nictitate membranes (eye lids) -carcharodon megalodon -extinct |
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nicitate membrans
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eye lids
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Osteichthyes
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boney fish
-lobed fishs -fresh water lungfishes |
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Coelacanth
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extinct 60 million years ago
found off Madagascar |
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Ray Finned Fish
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swim bladder
fin rays boney skeleton |
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Icthyology
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Study of Fishes
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Anatomy of fishes
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Mouth
Gill Operculum Scales Tail |
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Caudelfin
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lobes are equal
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Fins
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-Dorsal
-Caudal |
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Homocoreal
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top & bottom are same, scales are more circular
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Fusiform
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Streamlined
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Laterally Compressed
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side to side
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Derpessed (body shape)
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top to bottom
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eel like body shape
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shaped like a snake
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Chromataphores
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cell with pigment
change color by stretching |
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Countershading
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Dark on top/ light on bottom
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Warning fish coloration
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bright colors
poison venom |
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cryptic coloration
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camouflage
change color |
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disrupting color
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patterns break up outline of fish
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eye spots
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draw attention away from head
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Undulation
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Snake like movements
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surgeons parrots
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moves
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puffers
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only in caudal fin
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supra terminal
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points up
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terminal
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straight across
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sub termianl
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points down
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Intestine (spiral valve)
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increase surface area in sharks
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pyloric caeca
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digestive enzymes
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functions of liver
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secrets bile & breaks down fat
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Circulatory system- heart
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2 chambered heart
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name of arteries in shark
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capillaries
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spiracles
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pair of openings in front of eyes
water in |
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gill slits
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5-9
water out |
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Boney fish
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In mouth, out one gill opening
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structure of gills (4)
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arches
filaments rakers lamella |
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Countercurrent system of flow
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blood in gills go opposite direction to water
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hemoglobin
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protein on red blood cless that carries O2 & CO2
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myoglobin
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protein that stores O2
makes muscles red more found in active swimmers |
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osmosis
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diffusion of water across permeable membrane
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Osmoregulation
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control solute concentration
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Boney Fish-Secrete Salt
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kidneys & chloride cells
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Cartilaginous fish-Secrete Salt
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Kidney & rectal gland
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Central Nervous System
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Brain & Spinal Cord
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Smell
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nostrils
-olfactory sacs |
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Taste
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-barboles - whisker like organs
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lateral line
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vibration in water
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neuromasts
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canals lined with sensory cells
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Ampullae of Lorenzinni
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detect weak electrical field
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sound
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otoliths- change in position
located in fluid filled sacs |
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territories
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aggressive behavioral
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schooling
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avoid predation
mating prevents drag |
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homing behavior
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find their way home
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reproduction in cart. fish
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cloaca
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bony fish
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urogenital opening
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Types of reproduction (6)
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-broadcast spawing
nests attached/pouch mouth brooders sex hormones hermaphrodites (self) sequential hermaphrodite (change sexs) |
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Reproduction Behaviors (4)
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Change color or appearance
Courtship (signs/dancing) Internal fertilization external fertilization (spawning) |
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Reproduction Behavior- Internal fertilization
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-copulation
-cart fish |
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spawning
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releasing eggs & sperm into water
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oviparous
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lay eggs (birds/reptiles)
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ovoviviparous
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retain eggs in uterus
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viviparous
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live birth
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