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Protacanthopterygii
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Actinopterygii
Actinopterygii
Anatomy of a typical ray-finned fish (cichlid) A: dorsal fin, B: fin rays, C: lateral line, D: kidney, E: swim bladder, F: Weberian apparatus, G: inne
Anatomy of a typical ray-finned fish (cichlid) A: dorsal fin, B: fin rays, C: lateral line, D: kidney, E: swim bladder, F: Weberian apparatus, G: inner ear, H: brain, I: nostrils, L: eye, M: gills, N: heart, O: stomach, P: gall bladder, Q: spleen, R: internal sex organs (ovaries or testes), S: ventral fins, T: spine, U: anal fin, V: tail (caudal fin). Possible other parts not shown: barbels, adipose fin, external genitalia (gonopodium)
Tuna are streamlined for straight line speed with a deeply forked tail
Tuna are streamlined for straight line speed with a deeply forked tail
Cod have three dorsal and two anal fins, which give them great maneuverability
Cod have three dorsal and two anal fins, which give them great maneuverability