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class of hagfishes
myxini
lampreys
class ceptaspidomorphi
anadromous
swim upstream to spawn
amocete
lamprey larvae
petamorphosis
reproductive larva
pelngic
open ocean fish
diphycercal
lungfish
placoid scales
tough sand-paperish in sharks
neuromasts
detect chemicals in a lateral line
ampulae of lorenzini
electroreceptors on the sharks head
elasmobranches
retain nitrogenous compounds to raise blood solute concentration
TMAO
make urea less poisoneous
sarcoptergii
class of lungfishes and coelocanths
actinoetergii`
class of modern bony fishes
cycloid and ctenoid scales
teleost scales greater flexibility
w shaped muscle bands to ropel fish
myomeres
tube that connects swim bladder to esophagus
pneumatic duct
network of capillaries by swim bladder
rete mirable
fresh fish are
hyperosmotic regulators
opisthonephric kidney
pumps pumps out excess H2O
marine bony fishes
hypoosmotic
dioecious fishes
external fertilization and development- most common
otoliths
rings of scales that determine age
agnathan
jawless fishes
hagfish
large yolky eggs
male lampreys use these to make nests
oral discs
fusifrom
torpedo shaped body
benthial life
bottom dwelling
all lampreys
ascend freshwater streasm to breed
hagfish are in osmotic equilibrium
with the ocean
in front of the mouth is the point o sharks called the
rostrum