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Fish Anatomy |
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Cuttlefish, bone of the "An internal support of a calcareous nature, and formed in laminae; this is the well-known cuttlefish bone, used fro cage birds, and also for making pounce; when reduced to powder, it is... |
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Cuttlefish, head of Head of a cuttlefish, showing the brain cavity. ... |
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Cyclostoma, skull of "Membranous cartilage skull of Cyclostoma."—Finley, 1917... |
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Dissected Fish "Dissected fish. a, air bladder; b, urinary bladder; b, urinary bladder; br, brain; c, spinal cord; d and da, dorsal fins; dv, anal fin; e, body of the vertebra; g, gills receiving the blood from the... |
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Eel Development "Development of eel. Change from Leptocephalus shape (I.) to "Elver" shape (V.)." -Thomson, 1916... |
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Egg, shark's "Shark's egg laid open to show the position of the young fish" — Goodrich, 1859... |
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Eye, Fish The eye of a fish. The anterior to posterior diameter has been decreased. ... |
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Fish Outline of a fish, showing the "paired" and "median" fins. (p) one of the pectoral fins; (v) one of the ventral fins; (d) first dorsal fin; (d') second dorsal fin; (a) anal fin; (c) caudal fin.... |
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Fish This is a diagram of the cross section of a fish, showing the bilateral symmetry of the parts: dv, dorsoventral axis; vl, right-left axis. a.p., anterior appendage; b.c., body cavity; ch, notochord; d... |
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Fish Circulation "Diagram of the principal vessels in the circulation of a fish, ventral view. a, aorta; au., auricle; br.a., afferent branchial arteries; br.e., efferent branchial arteries; bu., bulbus (or conus) art... |
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Fish Fossil An illustration of a fish fossil.... |
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Fish, Angler This is the skeleton of an angler fish (Lophius piscatorius).... |
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Fish, The Muscles of a In fish the chief masses of the muscular system are disposed on each side of the trunk in a series of plates or flakes corresponding in number to the vertebrae. Labels: a,b,c, and 1,2,3, The zigzag a... |
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Fish, The Skeleton of a The skeleton of a fish.... |
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Fishtails "Diagrams of some principal forms of tails in fishes. A, protocercal fin (as in Polypterus); B, heterocercal (as in Sharks); C, homocercal (as in most Teleosts); D, homocercal (as in Amia)." -Galloway... |
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Gills or Branchiae "Diagram illustrating gills or branchiae. b.c., cavity in which the body fluids circulate; br., branchial filaments which are merely much thinned out-pocketings of the body wall (w); ex, the external ... |
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Gills, Fish (Parts) "Gill of Fish. A, first branchial arch of left side of black-bass: 1, gill-rakers; 2, branchial lamellae. C, same, in cross-section: 7, branchial lamellae; 8, a gill-raker. B, same arch of striped-bas... |
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Haddock The skeleton of a haddock.... |
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Haddock Skeleton The skeleton of a haddock. In some species such as the haddock, there is a modified form of the coracoid bone, free at its lower extremities, which may, perhaps, subserve the purpose of the clavicle o... |
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Heart of a Fish, A Diagram of the A diagram of the heart of a fish. Labels: 1, Pericardium. 2, The ventricle that receives the blood from the body. 3, The ventricle that sends the blood to the gills. ... |
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Hyoid Arch "Hyoid arch, branchial apparatus, and scapulary arch of the Perca." — Encyclopedia Britannica, 1893... |
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Hyoid Bone "Hyoid bone of the Perch." — Encyclopedia Britannica, 1893... |
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Lamellae "Diagram to show the way in which an outgrowing gill-process bearing blood-holding lamellae, may give rise, if the sternal body wall sings inwards, to a lung-chamber with air-holding lamellae. I is t... |
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Metamorphosis of a Flounder Flounder have both eyes situated on one side of the head, they are not born this way. Their life involves metamorphosis. During metamorphosis, one eye migrates to the other side of the body so that bo... |
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Perch External features of a perch. ... |
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