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External Anatomy and Morphology Prepared by: Esteves, Arvin Kelly Icaro, Sarah Jane Jazareno, Janella Mariz Lagajino, Stephen

External Anatomy and Morphology of Different Species of Fishes

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Page 1: External Anatomy and Morphology of Different Species of Fishes

External Anatomy and MorphologyPrepared by:• Esteves, Arvin Kelly• Icaro, Sarah Jane• Jazareno, Janella Mariz• Lagajino, Stephen

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External Anatomy and Morphology• Gnathonodon

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Gnathonodon (Jack)

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Body Index (BI)

=

= 0.31

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Metric Data (cm) TL: 10.5 SL: 8.5 FL: 9.0 BD: 3.3 BW: 0.5

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Meristic Data Fins

Paired : pectoral & pelvic Unpaired : dorsal, ventral & anal

Position of fins: Pectoral – anterior, mid-body Pelvic - thoracic

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Meristic Data Spines (S) & Soft Rays (SR)

D, VIII, 20 Ventral: S – 3, SR – 17

Caudal Fin (Shape) forked

Caudal Peduncle narrow

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Other Meristic Features Mouth

Location: terminal (+) dentition,

villiform

Gill rakers long

(+) scutes

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Inferences Compressiform Slow-swimmer Pelagic Predator & filter feeder

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External Anatomy and Morphology• Alectis

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Alectis (African Pompano)

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Metric Data (cm) TL: 13.5 SL: 10 FL: 9.0 BD: 4.6 BW: 1.1

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Body Shape Index (BSI)BSI= BD/ TL

= 4.6 cm / 13.5 cm

= 0.34

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Meristic Data Fins

Paired : pectoral & pelvic (both are separated); dorsal (one is anterior to the other; discontinuous)

Unpaired :ventral

Position of fins: Pectoral – slightly ventral, mid-body Pelvic - thoracic

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Meristic Data Spines (S) & Soft Rays (SR) (RAW DATA)

S – 0 SR – 6 (ant) + 26 (post)

Spines (S) & Soft Rays (SR) (Fishbase) Dorsal: D VIII 22 Ventral: V III 17

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Meristic Data Body Shape

compressiform

Caudal Fin (shape) forked

Caudal Peduncle narrow

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Other Meristic Features Lateral line

(+) Continuous Curved Dorsal

Mouth Location: superior (+) dentition:

villiform

Gill rakers Long

Eyes Side, dorsal

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Other Meristic Features (+) scutes – found laterally on caudal

peduncle

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Inference Compressiform- Live in many places to take refuge like

ponds, lakes, and corals - School together in shallow open waters Superior mouth- catching prey above

them Lateral, dorsal eyes- for selective

predation

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Inference Forked tails have less water to displace

but it supports sustained rapid swimming

Dentition and gill rakers support their feeding on zooplankton

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External Anatomy and Morphology• Pterocaesio

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Pterocaesio (Fusiliers)

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Metric Data (cm) TL: 14.4 SL: 15.3 FL: 16.3 BD: 4.0 BW: 2.3

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Body Shape Index (BSI)BSI = BD/ TL

= 4.0 cm / 14.4 cm

= 0.21

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Meristic Data Fins

Paired : pectoral & pelvic

Unpaired : dorsal, caudal, and ventral

Position of fins: Pectoral – slightly ventral, mid-body Pelvic – not fused, thoracic

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Meristic Data Spines (S) & Soft Rays (SR)

D IX 16Caudal Fin (Shape) Lunate Caudal peduncle: narrow

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Other Meristic Features Lateral line

(+) Continuous Straight Dorsal

Mouth Location: terminal 1.5 cm (-) dentition

Gill filament Hair like

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Inference Fusiform Feeds on zooplankton Reef-associated Relatively fast swimmers

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External Anatomy and Morphology• Nemipterus

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Nemipterus (Threadfin bream)

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Metric Data (cm) TL: 15.9 SL: 12.9 FL: 14 BD: 3.5 BW: 1.4

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Body Shape Index (BSI)BSI = BD/ TL

= 3.5 cm / 15.9 cm

= 0.22

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Meristic Data Fins

Paired : pectoral & pelvic

Unpaired : dorsal, anal

Position of fins: Pectoral – slightly ventral, mid-body Pelvic – not fused, thoracic

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N. furcosus

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Meristic Data Spines (S) & Soft Rays (SR)

D VIII 7 Caudal Fin (Shape)

Semilunate Caudal peduncle

Relatively thick

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Other Meristic Features Lateral line

(+) Continuous Curved Dorsal

Mouth Location: terminal (+) dentition:

villiform

Gill rakers Short; knobby

Eyes side

Body Shape fusiform

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Inferences Fusiform Eat small fishes, cephalopods and

crustaceans Fast, active swimmers

Some capable of short burst of speed Can fit into tight spaces