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Ichthyology Lab Practical 1

Muhammad Warraich Biology Englisch 77 Karten

Ichthyology Lab Practical 1

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  1. 1—Northern Sea RobinNorthern Sea Robin
  2. 2Scientific Name of: Northern Sea RobinPrionotus carolinus
  3. 3—Spanish MackerelSpanish Mackerel
  4. 4Scientific Name of: Spanish MackerelScomberomorus maculatus
  5. 5—Oyster ToadfishOyster Toadfish
  6. 6Scientific Name of: Oyster ToadfishOpsanus tau
  7. 7—Northern PipefishNorthern Pipefish
  8. 8Scientific Name of: Northern PipefishSyngnathus fuscus
  9. 9—Atlantic MackerelAtlantic Mackerel
  10. 10Scientific Name of: Atlantic MackerelScomber scombrus
  11. 11—WeakfishWeakfish
  12. 12Scientific Name of: WeakfishCynoscion regalis
  13. 13—Atlantic CodAtlantic Cod
  14. 14Scientific Name of: Atlantic CodGadus morhua
  15. 15—Northern KingfishNorthern Kingfish
  16. 16Scientific Name of: Northern KingfishMenticirrhus saxatilis
  17. 17—Northern PufferNorthern Puffer
  18. 18Scientific Name of: Northern PufferSphoeroides maculatus
  19. 19—BluefishBluefish
  20. 20Scientific Name of: BluefishPomatomus saltatrix
  21. 21—Striped BassStriped Bass
  22. 22Scientific Name of: Striped BassMorone saxatilis
  23. 23—Black Sea BassBlack Sea Bass
  24. 24Scientific Name of: Black Sea BassCentropristis striata
  25. 25—White PerchWhite Perch
  26. 26Scientific Name of: White PerchMorone americana
  27. 27—Winter FlounderWinter Flounder
  28. 28Scientific Name of: Winter FlounderPseudopleuronectes americanus
  29. 29—American EelAmerican Eel
  30. 30Scientific Name of: American EelAnguilla rostrata
  31. 31—Summer FlounderSummer Flounder
  32. 32Scientific Name of: Summer FlounderParalichthys dentatus
  33. 33—Sea LampreySea Lamprey
  34. 34Scientific Name of: Sea LampreyPetromyzon marinus
  35. 35—White SharkWhite Shark
  36. 36Scientific Name of: White SharkCarcharodon carcharias
  37. 37—Thresher SharkThresher Shark
  38. 38Scientific Name of: Thresher SharkAlopias vulpinus
  39. 39—Dusky SharkDusky Shark
  40. 40Scientific Name of: DuskyCarcharhinus obscurus
  41. 41—Smooth Dog FishSmooth Dog Fish
  42. 42Scientific Name of: Smooth Dog FishMustelus canis
  43. 43—Spiny Dog FishSpiny Dog Fish
  44. 44Scientific Name of: Spiny DogfishSqualus acanthias
  45. 45—Cat SharkCat Shark
  46. 46Scientific Name of: Cat SharkScyliorhinidae
  47. 47—Sandbar SharkSandbar Shark
  48. 48Scientific Name of: Sandbar SharkCarcharhinus plumbeus
  49. 49—Winter SkateWinter Skate
  50. 50Scientific Name of: Winter SkateLeucoraja ocellata
  51. 51—Cleanrose SkateCleanrose Skate
  52. 52Scientific Name of: Cleanrose SkateRaja eglanteria
  53. 53—Little SkateLittle Skate
  54. 54Scientific Name of: Little SkateLeucoraja erinacea
  55. 55Family Name of: Thresher SharkAlopiidae
  56. 56Family Name of: Dusky Shark Sandbar SharkCarcharinidae
  57. 57Family Name of: White SharkLamnidae
  58. 58Family Name of: Spiny DogfishSqualidae
  59. 59Family Name of: Smooth DogfishTriakidae
  60. 60Family Name of: Cat SharkScyliorhinidae
  61. 61Family Name of: SkatesRajidae
  62. 62Function of: Ampullae of LorenziniA shark's snout is covered in small pores that can detect tiny electrical currents in the water, which are given off by prey.
    (A.k.a Electroreceptors)
  63. 63Function of: OperculumMoves back and forth to move water over the gills, allowing the fish to breathe.
  64. 64Function of: Gill SlitsAllows water to pass out of the body after entering through the mouth.
    Oxygen in the water is absorbed in tiny blood vessels near the gills, which is then carried around the body.
  65. 65Function of: Shark's SpiracleThey are modified gill slits that allow fish to take in oxygenated water. Spiracles help a shark to breathe when it is lying on the sea bottom or even buried right under the sand.
  66. 66Function of: Skate's SpiracleDraw water in, which is then pumped out over the rays gills.
  67. 67Function of: Shark's JawsNot attached to the skull, so sharks are able to quickly shoot jaws forward to catch prey.
  68. 68Function of: Dorsal FinThis keeps a fish steady and upright.
  69. 69Function of: Shark's SkinHelps shark swim faster by reducing water resistance.
    This is because they have denticles (teeth-like scales) that are pointed backwards
  70. 70Function of: Pectoral FinProvide balance and are used to steer.
    Act like an aeroplane wings, as water flows beneath them the shark is lifted up.
  71. 71Function of: Lateral LineVery sensitive to touch and can even feel pressure differences in the water.
  72. 72Function of: Caudal FinUsed for propelling fish forward in the water and for steering and balancing.
  73. 73Function of: Anal FinUsed to stabilize the fish while swimming.
  74. 74Function of: Caudal PeduncleUsed for propelling fish forward
  75. 75—Cycloid ScaleCycloid Scale
  76. 76—Placoid ScalePlacoid Scale
  77. 77—Ganoid ScaleGanoid Scale

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Biology Karteikarten am Ichthyology Lab Practical 1, erstellt von Muhammad Warraich am 01/03/2019.
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  • Erstellt von Muhammad Warraich · 27 Feb 2019
  • Kopiert von Muhammad Warraich · 27 Feb 2019
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