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A review of Fish Movement. FIRST. Remember what each of the fish fins or fin pairs does?. Caudal (tail) fin- - provides thrust , and control the fish ’ s direction. Pectoral fins -- act mostly as rudders and hydroplanes to control yaw and pitch. Also act as brakes. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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A review of Fish Movement A review of Fish Movement

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Remember Remember what each of the what each of the

fish fins or fin pairs fish fins or fin pairs does?does?

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Caudal (tail) fin-- provides thrust, and control the fish’s direction.

Pectoral fins-- act mostly as rudders and hydroplanes to control yaw and pitch.

Also act as brakes.

Pelvic fins-- mostly controls pitch. Also act as brakes.

Dorsal & anal fins-- control roll.

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A review of A review of Trout External Anatomy Trout External Anatomy

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Trout External AnatomyTrout External Anatomy

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AHHHHH, more review!AHHHHH, more review!

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Let’s continue Let’s continue

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INSIDE INSIDE the troutthe trout

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Internal Internal AnatomyAnatomy

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Remember: we learnRemember: we learn

What the part is called (What the part is called (NameName) )

Where the part is (Where the part is (LocationLocation))

What the part does (What the part does (FunctionFunction))

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Some internal parts of a fish are: Some internal parts of a fish are: StomachStomach EsophagusEsophagus HeartHeart LiverLiver IntestinesIntestines KidneyKidney Swim ( Air) bladderSwim ( Air) bladder Pyloric caecaPyloric caeca

(pn: (pn: Pie Low Rick See KahPie Low Rick See Kah)) Blood Vessels (veins and arteries)Blood Vessels (veins and arteries) BrainBrain ‘‘Ears’Ears’ Muscles**Muscles** Skeleton**Skeleton**

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Remember: The skeleton is really Remember: The skeleton is really part of the internal anatomy.part of the internal anatomy.

Muscles are too!Muscles are too!

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Trout Internal AnatomyTrout Internal Anatomy

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Where is the:Where is the:

KidneyKidney

Intestine Intestine

SpleenSpleen

Blood Blood vesselsvessels

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Where is theWhere is the

HeartHeart LiverLiver

Pyloric caecaPyloric caeca Stomach/ IntestineStomach/ Intestine

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The fish heart has 2-chambers.The fish heart has 2-chambers.

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What is this called? What is this called?

Air Bladder or Swim BladderAir Bladder or Swim Bladder

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Fish’s brain locationFish’s brain location

BrainBrain

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Trout brain (model) Trout brain (model)

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Do fish have ‘ears’?Do fish have ‘ears’?

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If they do, where are they?If they do, where are they?If they don’t, how do fish hear? If they don’t, how do fish hear?

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Fish’s Inner EarFish’s Inner Ear

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How the otolith worksHow the otolith works

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X-ray view of a fish’s “otolith” X-ray view of a fish’s “otolith” (‘ear stone’).(‘ear stone’).

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REVIEW! REVIEW!

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