Osteichthyes – “bony fish”

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Osteichthyes – “bony fish” Examples – trout, carp, goldfish, tuna

Success Most successful among the vertebrates – largest # of species over 29,000 species

Ichthyology Study of fish

Traits Skeleton of bone

Traits jaws

Parrot fish Sheepshead fish

Traits Mucousy skin with overlapping scales

Traits Paired fins

Traits 2 chambered heart

Traits ectotherms

Traits Most are oviparous or ovoviviparous

Traits Homocercal tail fin

Traits 1 pair of gill slits covered by an operculum

Traits Swim bladder

Spawning Reproductive process of fish involving external fertilization

Roe – fish eggs Milt – fish sperm Fry – baby fish

Fish structure

Nostrils for smell only

Eyes Nearsighted, spherical lens

Lateral line Detects vibrations

Operculum Covers and protects gills, also pumps water over gills so they don’t have to swim constantly

Fins More flexible which allows more mobility

Dorsal Fin along the back

Sailfish

Ocean Sunfish – their large dorsal fin often gets mistaken for a shark’s

Caudal Tail fin

Pectoral Anterior paired fins

Flying fish

Pelvic Posterior paired fins

Anal Fin behind the vent or anus

Scales Can tell how old and what species it is

How old is the fish this scale came from?

Mucus Escape predators, less water resistance, prevents skin infections

Swim bladder Controls buoyancy Dar

Lungfish

Puffer fish

Anglerfish

Seahorse

Mr. Mom

Gulper Eel

Moray Eel

Flounder

Barracuda

Cowfish