Fish are....

This fish body part helps maintain buoyancy.

Name the fish that is part of the class Agnatha

What do you call a big group of fish that move in the same direction?

Which of the following fish DO NOT have a swim bladder?

Fish hearts have _________ chambers

In bony fish, the gills are covered by an_________

What is the name of the fish fin labeled number 2?

This study of fish is called?

What is the body shape of this fish?

This color type advertise that they are dangerous, poisonous or taste bad

Sharks and Rays have ________________________ that detect electrical fields

Which class of fish is the MOST diverse? (highest number of types)

Name fin number 6 and what is it's fin shape

A stingray's skeleton is made of ?

This structure is used to detect vibrations in the water.

The most ancestral of the fish do not have jaws. They are in the group _________________________.

Cartilage is different from bone because

The lobes of the caudal fin in most sharks are:

Fish olfactory bulbs help fish

What fins are found near the gills and are responsible for steering and direction?

Sharks use this to maintain buoyancy:

Some fishes defend an area against intruders

For reproduction, feeding, or shelter - this is called?

_______________ fishes spend most of their lives at sea but migrate to fresh water to breed

Most fishes have ______________________ – gametes are releases into the water to fertilize (broadcast spawning)

Name the body style of this fish

What is the fin shape of the caudal fin of this fish?

What is the largest fish on Earth?

There are 23,000 species, 96% of all fishes are this class of fish

The swim bladder of a bony fish is a sac filled with:

The liver of a shark is filled with __________ to help maintain buoyancy

Which Phylum do the sharks, skates, rays and bony fish belong to?

What kind of scales does a shark have?

Which of the follow adaptation(s) do shark jaws have?

What are the electroreceptors in the head of sharks, skates, and rays capable of detecting week electrical signals produced by muscular activity in other creatures?

A scientist that studies fish is called this:

A hard, tooth like projection from the gill arch that prevents large particles of food & other materials from passing into the gill lamellae

A collective class for sharks, rays and skates

A collective class for jawless fish

How many chambers in the heart of a fish?

Which fish is least related to the others

A flounder's body is

What part of the fish is used to propel through the water?

Name an example of the fish class Agnatha

________ fish have short, straight intestines

______ fish have coiled intestines because the plant matter is harder to break down

Many fish have teeth located in there pharynx, which is located where?

Oxygenated blood (red) then travels through __________ – capillaries (gas exchange occurs) and then enters the _______(blue) which return it to the heart