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CIRCULATION COLD BLOODED; Poikilothermic 2 CHAMBERED HEART
RED SWIMMING MUSCLE IN TUNA AND PELAGIC SPECIES Warmer than body temp. Myoglobin Oxygen storage
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FOOD GETTING FILTER FEEDERS; USE GILL RAKERS,
examples; Herring, Anchovies
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VARIOUS SPECIALIZED TEETH
SHEEPHEAD; crushing teeth QUEEN TRIGGER; urchin eater Parrotfish; Parrot-like beak, coral eater BARRCUDA; needle-like teeth PERCH; small teeth
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Other feeding styles; “Slurp-gun” technique; ex. Sea horse
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SCALES FUNCTION; STREAMLINING, slippery mucous covering
PROTECTION; physical harm and parasites osmotic balance balance of water and salts
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VARIATIONS IN SCALES SCALES ABSENT IN MORRAY EEL
SCALES FUSED IN THE SEA HORSE TO FORM A HARD OUTER COVERING.
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KIDNEY FUNCTION REMOVAL OF NITROGENOUS WASTE (ammonia, urea etc.)
MAINTENANCE OF OSMOTIC BALANCE
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FRESH WATER FISH EXCRETES LOTS OF WATER WELL DEVELOPED KIDNEY
SALT WATER FISH DRINKS LOTS OF WATER EXCRETES LITTLE WATER EXCRETES EXCESS SALT (KIDNEYS AND GILLS)
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REPRODUCTION OVIPAROUS; eggs fertilized outside the body, development external. Examples and variations; Nest builders= stickleback Mouth Breeders= Jawfish
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OVIPAROUS (Contd.) Eggs adrift in the plankton= pelagic species (swordfish) Eggs laid on shore (beach)= Grunion
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OVOVIVIPAROUS; Fertilization internal. Development internal.
Young are born ‘alive’. Example= Perch
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