The prefix "osteo-" means this.
Bone
This type of fin is located on the top of the fish along the center of the back.
This type of scale is smooth and circular.
Cycloid scales
Depressed
This type of shark attack occurs when a shark bites only once and then leaves upon realizing its not normal prey.
Hit-and-run attack
This primitive class of fish has an eel-like body, circular mouth, and no scales.
Class Agnatha
This type of scale is tooth-like and embedded in the skin.
Placoid scales
The fish's swim bladder helps to control this.
Buoyancy
This is a coloration characterized by a light ventral side and a dark dorsal side.
Countershading
This amount of shark attacks happen each year on average.
70
This class of fish is characterized by having a skeleton made of bone.
Class Osteichthyes
This is a male shark reproductive organ.
Clasper
This is a system of sensory organs found in both fish and sharks which is used to detect movement and vibrations.
Lateral line
Fish with this specialized coloration are more likely to sustain an attack to the tail than to the head leading to a higher chance of survival.
False eyespot
This state ranks the highest for amount of shark attacks (48% of attacks happen here)
Florida
This class of fish has no bones besides the teeth and jaw, the rest is cartilage.
Class Chondrichthyes
Sharks can have these two types of teeth.
Serrated and pointy
Fish have this kind of caudal fin.
Homocercal
This tactic for avoiding predators allows fish to appear larger, makes it harder to catch any one single fish, and allows for more efficient swimming.
Schooling
This type of shark attack is often fatal, and involves a shark circling or nudging a victim before launching a targeted attack with follow-up bites.
Bump-and-bite attack
This class of fish is the largest class of vertebrates with over 29,000 species.
Class Osteichthyes
These are small organs found within pores on the head of the shark and are used for both navigation and to detect electrical impulses in the muscles, brain, and heart of nearby animals.
Ampullae of Lorenzini
This is used to protect the gills and to prevent fish from having to swim constantly to breathe.
Operculum
This body shape is streamlined, strong, and fast (i.e. barracuda)
Fusiform
Shark attacks lead to an average of this many deaths per year.
6 deaths