'Slow swimmers' diaporamas de présentation

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Marine Fish

Marine Fish. Phylum Chordata. Dorsal hollow nerve cord Pharyngeal gill slits Notochord. Subphylum Vertebrata. Backbone made of hollow connecting bones (vertebrae); permits rapid efficient locomotion Spinal cord ending in a complex brain Bilateral symmetry Endoskeleton.

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OSTEICHTHYES BONY FISH

OSTEICHTHYES BONY FISH. FINS. CAUDAL ? FORWARD MOVEMENT. PAIRED FINS. PECTORAL ? TURNING AND STOPPING PELVIC ? TURNING AND STOPPING. MEDIAL FINS. DORSAL ? BALANCE ANAL ? BALANCE. CAUDAL. HOMOCERCAL SAME / SYMMETRICAL HETEROCERCAL NOT SAME / ASYMMETRICAL. ASPECT RATIO.

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Endangered fish

Endangered fish. Blue finned tuna. Blue finned Tuna is a fish which is endangered Tuna is a really fast swimmer . Tuna is different from other fish because instead of having white flesh they have pink to dark red flesh.

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Beluga Whales by Ricardo

Beluga Whales by Ricardo. The Beluga is a small white whale of the Arctic Ocean It makes a trilling sound. White Whale. They can swim forward and backwards. They breathe through a single blowhole. Single Blowhole. Beluga whales are slow swimmers. Slow Swimmers.

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