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FISH FISH

Agnatha = Jawless fish Lampreys Hagfish

Chondrichthyes= Cartilage fish Sharks Rays Skates

Taxonomy Osteichthyes = bony fish soft rayed spiney rayed

BIOLOGY

Fins supported by rays two types of rays soft spines

Fin Identification unpaired fins paired fins dorsal caudal anal pectoral pelvic

Skin epidermis dermis hypodermis mucous glands alarm cells cuticle scales hypodermis

Scales placoid ganoid cycloid ctenoid absent

Lateral line sensory system a line of pores lead to mechanoreceptors environmental information pressure, currents, sound

Color cells control chromatophores iridophores endocrine system pigments iridophores reflective substances control endocrine system nervous system

Anatomy overview

Respiratory system lungs gills bilateral operculum

Gill structure gill arches primary lamellae (filaments) secondary lamellae

Cardiovascular system 2 chamber heart atrium ventricle sinus venosus bulbus arteriosus

Circulation venous blood to heart heart to gills gills to body hepatic portal system renal portal system heart to gills via ventral aorta gills to body via dorsal aorta

Red blood cells elliptical and nucleated no bone marrow main source head kidney

White blood cells Similar to mammalian no lymph nodes or GALT lymphocytes > neutrophils lymphoid tissues thymus head kidney spleen melanomacrophage centers

Excretory system gills kidneys anterior kidney posterior kidney

Osmoregulation electrolyte balance freshwater vs saltwater

Osmoregulation freshwater fish saltwater fish water diffuses in ions diffuse out drink little lots of dilute urine actively reabsorb ions kidneys gills saltwater fish water diffuses out ions diffuse in drink a lot concentrated urine actively excrete ions kidneys gills gut

Swim bladder Two types functions physoclistic physostomatous buoyancy capillary network physostomatous pneumatic duct functions buoyancy sound, pressure detection

Digestive system Stomach intestine liver pancreas pyloric middle rectal spiral colon pyloric cecae liver pancreas

Nutrition Species variation general fish nutrition food feeding behavior time location obtaining food general fish nutrition protein and lipids > carbohydrates

Neuroendocrine system brain forebrain olfactory bulbs midbrain optic lobes cerebellum spinal cord

Electrical system electric organs electroreceptors examples electric eel electric catfish electric ray

Biolumination self -luminous photophores luciferase symbiotic bacteria