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cycloid scales of
salmon and carp, or the
ctenoid scales of perch, or the
ganoid scales of
sturgeons and gars.
Cartilaginous fishes (sharks and rays) are...
- and hair
development in
mammals are also
involved in
scale development.
Ganoid scales on a
carboniferous fish
Amblypterus striatus Placoid scales on a...
- The
three categories of
scales for
Osteichthyes which are
cosmoid scales,
ganoid scales,
teleost scales. The
teleost scales are also then
divided into two...
- they are
ganoid scales,
which are bone-like, rhomboidal-shaped scales,
often with
serrated edges, and
covered by an enamel-like substance.
Ganoid scales...
- distribution. Gars have
elongated bodies that are
heavily armored with
ganoid scales, and
fronted by
similarly elongated jaws
filled with long, sharp...
-
dorsal fin, fulcra, a
large median gular and
numerous branchiostegals,
ganoid scales, and a
valvula cerebelli in the brain. The
following cladogram summarizes...
- enamel- or dentine-like
layers found in the
scales of many
other fish.
Unlike ganoid scales,
which are
found in non-teleost actinopterygians, new
scales are...
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consumption of fish with both
scales and fins,
forbids sturgeon, as they have
ganoid scales instead of the
permitted ctenoid and
cycloid scales.
While all Orthodox...
-
therefore adopted a
classification that
divided fish into four
groups (
ganoids, placoids, cycloids, and ctenoids),
based on the
nature of the
scales and...
- 4–6 lb (1.8–2.7 kg) typically. Gars have diamond-shaped, thick,
enamel (
ganoid) scales. The name
Lepisosteus is Gr**** for "bony scale". Gars are almost...
