This paper is intended to describe the physiology of fish and how they have evolved in their environment of water. [pic] Skin The first main part of a fish that shows evolution is their skin. The skin of a fish consists of three main parts; scales, fins, and mucus. The scales on a fish are made of mostly calcium and function as a protestant from injury and infection. The fins of a fish help a fish move, steer, and give stability in the water.
When adding the bait to your hook you will need to hook the shrimp under the horn and hook the sardines under the fin. A floating cork, also called a bobber, should be attached to your line at approximately 2 ½ to 3 feet. To begin fishing, cast your bait and wait for the bobber to go under. Do not set the hook until you feel the fish pulling the line under
After that, I placed the slide under the microscope and began searching for the cells that were on the slide. Method: Fish Cells First I chose a slide with fish cells on it, then I placed it under the microscope. I then began searching for the different stages of mitosis in the cells. I then took pictures of the slide, and drew pictures of the the different stages of mitosis. Conclusion In conclusion, after learning to make a cheek cell slide and viewing both the cheek cells and the fish cells in the microscope, I could identify the stages of mitosis.
What am I talking about? Cichlids, of course. The family of fish whose relatives can be found from Texas to South America to North and West Africa to Madagascar and Asia. Now you believe you may be interested in owning some yourself. But you want to learn more about them before you take the plunge.
Fish normally develop bradycardia when they are withdrawn from the water. Introduction Diving response refers to a psychological response in human and animals that allow them to survive when submerged in water or are drowning. It leads to blood being redistributed to vital organs such as the brain and heart hence ensuring a constant supply of oxygen. This leads to longer periods of suspended breathing (apneia) without risking asphyxiation (Robertson, Biaggioni, Burnstock, Low and Julian, 2007, p. 569). Diving response is achieved through constriction of blood vessels and reduction of blood supply to oxygen tolerant tissues with the heart rate
| b. | subnormal. | c. | psychophysical. | d. | subliminal. | | | ANSWER: | D | | D | 7.
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A. Supporting details Proteins are nutrients that your body need to stay healthy 1. Subdetails Fish 2. Subdetails eggs B. Supporting details Vegatable play a important role for losing weight.
What are the independent and dependent variables in Figures 3, A, B, and C? How would you describe the relationship between the variables in Figures 3, A, B, and C? 3. Was there a signifi cant difference in the y intercept for the lines of best fi t in Figure 2 from the y intercept for the lines of best fi t in Figure 3? Provide a rationale for your answer.
Microarray technology provides a powerful, holistic approach to study gene expression in relation to changing physiological states. It enables not only the ability to profile the expression of genes already known to be involved in moulting, but also facilitates the discovery of new, as yet unknown, genes that may be important in the moulting process. Understanding, and consequently controlling, the process of moulting, has significant potential for a range of commercial applications in crustaceans, such as the propagation of valuable seafood products. There are three areas within moulting control that have been identified as having potential commercial significance: 1. Controlling the timing of the moult, 2. manipulating the synchrony of moulting within a population or mass moulting, and 3. controlling the process of shell hardening.