1. Jeopardy Family Feud Genus and Species FUNctional Morphology Nonsense Ecology “Getting it on” 1 2 3 4 512345 1 2 3 4 512345 1 2 3 4 512345 1 2 3 4 512345 1 2 3 4 512345 1 2 3 4 512345

2. Double Jeopardy Family Feud Genus and Species Blood and Guts Favorite Foods Evolving to Love You Grab Bag? 1 2 3 4 512345 1 2 3 4 512345 1 2 3 4 512345 1 2 3 4 512345 1 2 3 4 512345 1 23123

3. Final Jeopardy Form and Function

4. 1A Back

5. 1B Back

6. 1C Moronidae Centrarchidae Back

7. Salmonidae Osmeridae 1D Back

8. Fundulidae Atherinidae 1E Back

9. 2A Back

10. 2B Back

11. 2C Back

12. 2D Back

13. 2E Back

14. bluegill sunfish (Lepomis macrochirus) 3A Back

15. 3B Back

16. 3C Back

17. 3D Back

18. 3E Back

19. 4a Back

20. 4b B A C Back

21. 4C: The strength of this sensory ability usually correlates with the number of lamellae in this structure. Back

22. 4D Name one sensory function of the swim bladder. Back

23. 4E Back

24. 5A The majority of oceanic fish species diversity is found in these regions. Back

25. 5B Back

26. 5C Back

27. 5D Back

28. 5E Back

29. What is this smaller then usual, sexually mature, chinook salmon, caught during spawning season called? 6A

30. What are the two main habitats or areas that fish spawn in? Back 6B

31. What are the three male mating strategies of the bluegill? Back 6C

32. Back Name three of the four mating strategies that we discussed in lab? 6D

33. Back Give an example one of each of the following: Nest Spawners Mouth Brooders Internal Bearers 6E

34. 1F Back

35. 1G Back

36. Anguillidae Petromyzontidae 1H Back

37. Clupeidae Cyprinidae 1I Back

38. 1J Back

39. 2F Back

40. 2G Back

41. 2H Back

42. 2I Back

43. 2J Back

44. 3F Back

45. 3G

46. 3H

47. 3I Back

48. 3J Back

49. 4F Back

50. 4G Back

51. 4H Back

52. 4I Back

53. 4J Back

54. 5F Back

55. 5G Back

56. 5H Back

57. 5I Name 2 ways fish have evolved to become more efficient swimmers. Back

58. 5J Which two animals are most closely related phylogenetically? Back

59. What are 2 out of the 3 species names of these fish? Back 6F A B C

60. Back C = + (ΔB + G) (R + A + S)+ (F + U) In this familiar Bioenergetics Equation, what does the C, the A, and the G Stand for? 6G

61. Back 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 8 6 4 2 5 1015 20 25 Weight (g) In this familiar Bioenergetics graph, what do the two lines reprepresent? (hint, types of consumption) 6H

62. Final Based on it’s body morphology, provide a discussion on the kind of habitat this fish lives in and what it eats?