Lesson 6a: Fishes Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
Q

Earliest fish-like vertebrates were a paraphyletic group of ________ fishes.

A

Agnathan

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2
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________ lack vertebrae; __________ have ________ vertebrae

A

Hagfishes
Lampreys, rudimentary

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3
Q

Fishes descended from an unknown free-swimming _____________.

A

protochordate ancestor

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4
Q

One group, the ___________ became extinct in the Carboniferous and left no direct descendants.

A

placoderms

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5
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The dominant fishes today.

A

Bony-Fishes

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6
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Two distinct lineages of bony-fishes.

A

Ray-finned fishes and
Lobe-finned fishes

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7
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Class of Hagfishes

A

Class Myxini

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8
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The _______ fishes radiated to form modern bony fishes.

A

Ray-finned

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9
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__________ fishes are a relict group with few species today, but include the sister group of tetrapods.

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Lobe-finned

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10
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Class of Lampreys

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Class Cephalaspidomorphi

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11
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Class of Cartilaginous Fishes

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Class Chondrichthyes

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12
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Subclass of Sharks, Skates, and Rays

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Subclass Elasmobranchii

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13
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Class of Bony Fishes

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Class Osteichthyes

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14
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Class of Ray-finned fishes

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Class Actinopterygii

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15
Q

In the senses of sharks,

the lateral line consists of _____ in tubes and pores on the side of the body.

A

neuromasts

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16
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Sharks are guided by bioelectric fields called ___________, the ampullae of Lorenzini and is located on the shark’s head.

A

Electroreceptors

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17
Q

Some oviparous sharks and rays lay a capsule or ___________ that catches onto kelp with tendrils.

A

mermaid’s purse

18
Q

The _________ tail allowed greater speed and buoyancy.

19
Q

During the Paleozoic, the tail became symmetrical with continuous fin known as __________.

20
Q

These fish were well presented in the Devonian but became extinct by the lower Permian

21
Q

Living jawless fishes? ________ and __________

(part siya ng Agnatha group)

A

lampreys and hagfishes

22
Q

What type of form when a species of fish live in salt water then live in freshwater to spawn and die?

A

Anadromous form

23
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How about when a species of fish live in freshwater to salt water?

A

Catadromous form

24
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Members of this small subclass are remnant of a line that diverge from the earliest shark lineage.

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Subclass Holocephali: The Chimeras

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________ constitute 96% of all living fishes and half of all vertebrates.
Teleosts
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Class of Lobe-finned fishes
Class Sarcopterygii
27
Most efficient flotation device?
Swim bladder
28
The shark liver has __________, that acts to keep sharks a little buoyant.
squaline
29
Freshwater fishes are ____________ regulators.
hyperosmotic
30
Process of maintenance of salt and water balance
Osmotic Regulation
31
What are the living jawless fishes
Hagfishes and Lampreys
32
After whales, _______ are the largest living vertebrates.
Sharks
33
This pattern is called ________ where the tail has a longer upper lobe.
Heterocercal
34
Sharks that retain embryos are _________: if the embryo is nourished by yolk.
Ovoviparous
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True ______ reproduction occurs where embryos receive nourishment from the maternal bloodstream from nutritive secretions of the mother
Viviparous
36
What are the 3 features that unite bony fishes and tetrapod descendants .
ELC 1. Endochondral bone 2. Lung or Swim bladder 3. Cranial and dental characters.
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The skin of lobe-finned fishes is covered with heavy scales consisting of ________ overlaid by thin enamel.
Cosmine
38
Living fossils that arose from the Devonian period
Coelacanths
39
The gills are inside the pharyngeal cavity and covered with a movable flap called _______.
operculum
40
Some active fishes uses _________ where forward movement is sufficient to force eater across gills
ram ventilation
41
Marine bony fishes are __________ regulators
hypoosmotic