Fish anatomy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Fish anatomy is primarily governed by the physical characteristics of water, which is much denser than air, holds a relatively small amount of dissolved oxygen, and absorbs light more than air does. T...
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As yet, the functional significance of these historical trends in pectoral fin design remains largely untested by experiment. In this paper we test the proposal that variation in pectoral fin structure has an important influence on the magnitude and orientation of fluid forces generated during maneuvering locomotion.
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What is a(n) pectoral fin – Our zoology dictionary has ecology, physiology, genetics of pectoral fin, and the evolution of pectoral fin. Encyclopedia.com: Dictionary of Zoology ... Relative Pectoral Fin Length Distinguishes Between Brook Trout and Landlocked Atlantic Salmon Fry; Magazine article from:
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Pectoral fins - homologous to the tetrapod arm, the pectoral fins are supported by the pectoral girdle. They act as stabilizers and assist the fish in smaller motions and holding position. ... Some fishes such as scuplins and lionfishes the pectoral fins are enlarged and used for display, and as in those two examples the...
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flippers In cetaceans, the forelimbs (general - the limbs of marine mammals, including cetaceans and pinnipeds). Also called pectoral fin, these are paddle-shaped front limbs.
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Wrists, ankles and digits distinguish tetrapod limbs from fins, but direct evidence on the origin of these features has been unavailable. Here we describe the pectoral appendage of a member of the sister group of tetrapods, Tiktaalik roseae, ... RESEARCHThe pectoral fin of Panderichthys and the origin of digits...
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www.nature.com/nature/journal/v440/n7085/abs/nature0463...
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This was partly based on developmental genetic data2, but also substantially on the pectoral fin skeleton of the elpistostegid (transitional fish/tetrapod) Panderichthys, which appeared to lack distal digit-like radials3.
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Great white shark photos by Phillip Colla, Carcharodon carcharias. ... This shark bears a large scar just behind its right pectoral fin, which could be the result of entanglement in fishing gear or may be been acquired during a courtship or territorial dispute with another shark.
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