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5. FishFins Cartilaginous Fish Bony Fish Shape & Coloration 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Jawless Fish

6. Most fish’s primary sense

7. Sight

8. Hair-filled canals that detect vibrations in the water

9. Lateral Line System

10. Type of circulatory system in fish

11. Closed

12. Type of spawning when fish move to saltwater to reproduce

13. Catadromous

14. Three reasons fish migrate

15. Temperature, Food, Reproduction

16. Unpaired fin found on the backs of fish

17. Dorsal fin

18. Paired fins usually found closest to the head on a fish’s side

19. Pectoral Fins

20. Type of caudal fin whose top lobe is longer than the bottom lobe

21. Heterocercal Tail

22. Subclass of ray finned fish that has heterocercal tails

23. Chondrostea

24. General function of unpaired fins

25. Stability

26. Type of skeleton found in jawless fish

27. Cartilaginous

28. Type of scales found in jawless fish

29. None

30. Jawless fish that use slime as a defense

31. Hagfish

32. Location in the ocean where jawless fish spend their lives

33. Bottom

34. Type of symbiosis usually exhibited when lampreys feed on fish

35. Parasitism

36. Type of scales found in cartilaginous fish

37. Placoid (tooth-like)

38. Scientific name for sharks, rays, and skates

39. Elasmobranchs

40. Scientific name for a shark’s primary sense

41. Olfactory

42. Two species of filter-feeding cartilaginous fish

43. Whale Sharks & Manta Rays

44. Three differences between skates and rays

45. RaysSkates Larger Pectoral Fins Smaller Pectoral Fins Flap Fins to SwimMake Waves in Fins to Swim Thin Tails w/ Venomous Spines Thick Fleshy Tails With No Spines

46. Bony fish whose fins don’t attach directly to the internal skeleton

47. Lobefins

48. Bony fish structure used to regulate buoyancy

49. Swim Bladder

50. Characteristics that make Neopterygii more maneuverable

51. Light, flexible scales, fins, & homocercal tails

52. Number of known living lobefin species

53. Two

54. Largest species of bony fish

55. Ocean Sunfish

56. Shape of most bottom-dwelling fish

57. Flattened or Globular

58. Coloration used to warn potential predators of danger

59. Poster Colors

60. Type of coloration useful for surprising prey or hiding from predators

61. Cryptic

62. Example of an environment where many fish might be laterally compressed (flattened sideways)

63. Coral Reef, Mangrove Swamp, Seagrass Meadow, Kelp Forest

64. As an example of disruptive coloration, many fish may have this feature to confuse predators about where its eye is

65. Eyespot or Stripe Through their Eye

66. Make your wager

67. Species that holds the record for longest bony fish

68. Oarfish