'Pectoral fin' presentation slideshows

OCC Fish Review

OCC Fish Review. 2009. Spotted Gar. Prominent broad snout, top of head spotted. Lepisosteus oculatas. Extremely long and slender snout; few spots, head and snout without spots. Longnose gar. Lepisosteus osseus. Body without spots. Short, broad snout. Shortnose Gar.

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PERCH DISSECTION pictures to go along with lab

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PERCH DISSECTION pictures to go along with lab

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PERCH DISSECTION pictures to go along with lab

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PERCH DISSECTION pictures to go along with lab

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Dissection of a Sea Bass

Dissection of a Sea Bass. Yee Jek Hui, Darryl (33) 1P1. Parts of the Sea Bass. The Sea Bass. The sea bass is white at the bottom, turning to a dark bluish silver at the top. The head and fins are darker than the rest of the body. Spiny dorsal fin. Soft dorsal fin. Pectoral fin.

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Spiny Dogfish And Trout Dissection (Including comparative anatomy)

Spiny Dogfish And Trout Dissection (Including comparative anatomy). Caitlin Feeney September 22, 2009. External Anatomy.

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Medaka Project

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Parts of the Fish and the Function

Parts of the Fish and the Function. Fins. To allow the fish to stay upright, move, and maneuver in the water. Rays. Soft cartilage structure that supports the fins of the fish. Spine. Hard structure that supports the fins and is used for defense. Dorsal and Anal Fins.

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Taxonomy and External Anatomy of a Dogfish Shark

Taxonomy and External Anatomy of a Dogfish Shark. Why is it called a spiny dogfish shark?. Dogfish because they turn their head side to side when they swim Spiny because they have spines near their fins . Taxonomy. K: Animalia P: Chordata SP: Vertebrata C: Condrichthyes

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Laboratory Activity

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Shark ray; bowmouth guitarfidh, mud skate

http:// en.wikipedia.org /wiki/ Bowmouth_guitarfish#Taxonomy_and_phylogeny. Shark ray; bowmouth guitarfidh, mud skate. Mary Jauch Marine Science . http:// en.wikipedia.org /wiki/ Bowmouth_guitarfish#Taxonomy_and_phylogeny. Classification. Domain- Eukarya Kingdom- Animalia

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Bell Work

Bell Work. What are three types of fish production methods?. Anatomy of Fish. Lesson #2 Area: Animal Science Unit: Aquaculture. Fish Head Structures. Inferior. Subterminal. Terminal. Superior. External Anatomy of a Fish. Dorsal Fin. Lateral Line. Barbels. Adipose Fin. Nostrils.

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Bramidae

Bramidae. Responsible works output THU, Dao Duy RIMF- Vietnam. Bramidae. Unknown species flexion of Bramid Collected in Bay of Bengal via bongo net Measurements: BD: 3.75 mm HL: 1.45 mm ED 0.5mm SnL 0.3mm PAL 1.75mm BD 1.4mm

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ACDU Acanthurus dussumieri

Acanthurus xanthopterus 65 cm (30 cm avg). ACXA. Yellow pectoral fins. Frequently white ring at tail base. Often pale blue area around caudal spine. Largest surgeon. ACDU Acanthurus dussumieri. ACMT. Black spine. Upper lip yellowish. Small blackish spot at upper end of gill opening.

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Steps to identifying species of Lepomis (sunfishes)

Stiff opercle ? ?. Steps to identifying species of Lepomis (sunfishes). yes. no. L. peltastes !. L. microlophus !. L. macrochirus !. L. gibbosus !. Stiff opercle ? ?. Steps to identifying species of Lepomis (sunfishes). yes. no. L. peltastes !. Pectoral fin short and round?.

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Performance of Ray Fins in Fish Locomotion

Performance of Ray Fins in Fish Locomotion. Qiang Zhu and Kourosh Shoele Department of Structural Engineering University of California San Diego. dorsal fin. caudal fin. anal fin. pectoral fin. pelvic fin. tendons. rays. Cartilage pad. base. ligament. membrane. branches.

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Charlie Chen the Japanese Medaka fishy

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How to fillet a round-fish

How to fillet a round-fish. Step by Step Guide. Step 1. Pull up on belly flap, then with a twisting motion, turn your knife so the knife edge is resting on the back-bone & facing the tail of the fish. Cut on slight angle behind pectoral fin down to back-bone.

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