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What are 3 classes of fish?
Agnatha, Chondricthyes, Osteichthyes
Jawless, Cartilage, bony
What are the most important evolution adaptations?
Development of jaws and faired fins
mouth
What type of digestive system do fish have?
Monogastric or simple stomach
Describe the respitory system of a fish, what 3 functions do gills serve?
Exchange gases, remove nitrogen waste and...?
Describe the circulatory system.
2 chambered heart
What are chromatophores?
Contain pigments to color their scales
What are 3 types of scales?
Ganoid, Ctenoid, and Cycloid
What are the key characteristics of the Agnatha group?
Jawless fish
What are 2 types of fish in the Agnatha group?
Lamprey and Hagfish
What is the difference between the lamprey and the Hagfish?
Lamprey's are parasites and hagfish are bottom dwellers
What type of scales do Chondricthyes have?
Ctenoid
What are 3 types of fish that live on the Osteichthyes class?
Lobe - finned, lung-finned, and ray-finned
Describe the difference between
A) Lobe finned
B)lungfish
C)ray finned
a) fleshy based fins
b) burrow in mud
c) most common kind of fish
Where would you find the dorsal fin and what is its purpose?
On top of the fish, used for defense
What does diadromous mean?
A fish that migrates between freshwater and marine habitats
What does aggregation mean?
Fish that migrate from freshwater to saltwater
What is shoaling?
A group of fish that stay together for social reasons
Why do fish shoal?
For defense
What is schooling?
Swimming in a large group in the same direction
What are the differences between shoaling and schooling?
Shoaling has many different fish, schooling is all the same
What is ichthyology?
A branch that studies fish life cycles
What is an Aqua Culturist?
Someone who raises fish
Describe freshwater habitats.
Springs, streams, rivers, etc....
Describe saltwater habitats.
Oceans