- fish by
motions of the fins. The
major forms of
locomotion in fish are:
Anguilliform, in
which a wave p****es
evenly along a long
slender body; Sub-carangiform...
-
Anguilliformity is a
morphological pattern in fishes,
named for and
typified by the eels.
Anguilliform fish have a long,
slender body, and
travel by anguilliform...
-
feature of
these organisms is
their mucinous pouch. They move with
typical anguilliform swimming motions and can swim
forwards and backwards.
Their food source...
-
Hypoxia in -
Ichthyology Anatomy and
physiology Age
determination Anguilliformity Bone
dermal intramembranous ossification Cleithrum Chromatop**** Fins...
- the
family Clariidae, body
forms range from
fusiform (torpedo-like) to
anguilliform (eel-like). As
species become more eel-shaped, a
whole set of morphological...
-
highly modified relative to
other sphenodontians. They
likely swam via
anguilliform locomotion.
Vadasaurus and
Derasmosaurus from the Late Jur****ic and Early...
- the throat; the body is
covered in
small round cycloid scales.
Their anguilliform swimming mode
helps them swim
effectively in open
water as well as more...
-
formula of B.
cetoides can be ****umed to be the same.
Basilosaurus has an
anguilliform (eel-like) body
shape because of the
elongation of the
centra of the...
- a
condiment Durian, a
pungent southeast Asian fruit Eel, seafood, an
Anguilliform Eulachon grease,
extracted from
eulachon fish Feet, of cow, calf, pig...
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length at ****ual
maturity of 1.2 m (3 ft 11 in). The body is very long,
anguilliform,
without scales. The
colour is
usually grey, but can also be blackish...
