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JH23-PHYLUM CHORDATA I VOCAB-chordates & fishes

Assigned Monday (11/27)-log 15 minutes by 10 pm Thursday.

AB
Class Chondricthyesclassification cartilaginous fish
denticlesskin covered with tooth like projections
Class Osteichthyesclassification of bony fish
swim bladderinternal organ that makes bony fish neutrally buoyant
Class Agnathaclassification of jawless fish
Class Osteichthyesclassification of fish with endoskeleton made of CALCIFIED cartilage
lube finnedprimitive fish with thick muscular fins that are sometimes used for walking briefly on land
finsbody part allows a fish to swim and steer
BoneCartilage coated with calcium
ray finnedfish with at least 2 fins that have long bones resembling rays of sunlight coming from a central point
mucuscovers the bodies of all fish to protect from disease
ectothermsFish are called what to describe the temperature of their body that is NOT the same as their surroundings
gillsbranching organs located on the side of fish heads that have many, many small blood vessels called capillaries
Dorsal finfin that keeps body upright located on top of fish
Caudal fintail fin that provides thrust (forward motion)
Anal finfin that helps keep body upright located on back ventral side of fish
pelvic finfin that allows turns and some fish use to rest on at the bottom of their habitat
pectoral finfin that allows turns and rear thrust
Adipose finfin with no motion (on some fish)
ventralrelating to the underside of an animal or plant; abdominal
Pelvic finsIn front of anal fin on the ventral side
Class Agnathaexamples of this class are lampreys and hagfish
adipose finsecond dorsal fin
Pectoral finsSide of fish near bottom directly beneath gills
dorsalrelating to the upper side or back of an anima
Class Chondricthyesclass that includes sharks, skates and rays
tailaffix "caud"
backaffix "dors"
cartilageaffix "chondr"
insideaffix "endo"
fishaffix "ichty"
boneaffix "oste"
energy/heat/temperatureaffix "therm"
placoidscale that it also known as denticles
outsideaffix "exo"
ctenoidscale with "comblike teeth" or "spines"
ganoidscales that are hard and diamond in shape, overlapping each other
cycloidscale that makes up inner layer of ganoid scales
diffusionsubstance such as oxygen moves from a higher concentration to a lower concentration
operculumbony plate that covers the gills in some fish
homeostasisthe ability to maintain internal stability in an organism in response to the environmental changes
spawningtype of external fertilization in which the eggs and the sperm are released in the same area at the same time
anteriorfrontal region of an organism
posteriorbehind region of an organism...not the back
lateral linefish sense organ that detects vibrations
pelvic finpaired fins found on ventral and anterior on the fish
pectoral finallows for quick changes in direction and speed
pelvic finpair of fins that stabilizes fish and allows for up and down motion
outsideaffix "ecto"
not/non/oneaffix "a" or "an"
jawaffix "gnath"


Physical Science/Biology Instructor
Winston Jr/Sr High School
Winston, MO

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