Osteichthyes
Among the largest osteichthyes, giant fast graceful swimmers... that make great salad and sushi
Tuna
Trash can of the seas
Bull shark
these are sessile aggregations of cells with no tissue structure
Prokaryotes lack
nucleus
membrane bound organelles
Most Autotrophs use sunlight to create food - however some use
chemical energy
Type of skeleton osteichtyes
bony, calcified
type of skeletons chondrichtyes have
cartilaginous
these have radial symmetry and, often, tentacles - they have a cool/weird sounding phylum name
Cnidarians or Jellyfish
Prokaryotes DNA is found
Photosynthesis uses sunlight to create _________energy moleclules that are tasty.
high
many osteichthyes have these to assist with bouyancy
air bladders, air sacs
Movie set in New England giving Chondrichthyes a bad name
Jaws
Phylum that includes the first to develop bilateral symmetry...
Phylum Nematoda - Worms
Examples of prokaryotes include
Bacteria
Archaea
fungi
This process uses oxygen to break down glucose into usable chunks (ATP/ADP) for use by the cells as energy
Respiration
meat of some kind! other fish, etc
Ampullae of Lorenzini
Have chitinous exoskeletons - in a restaurant, some might find themselves hunted by an exterminator whilst their cousins command high prices
Arthropods, Roaches, Lobsters
Some prokaryotes have this tail like feature to help with movement
flagella
If respiration breaks down glucose, what do we do if we eat something other that glucose? The process by which the body converts other sources of food into glucose is __________.
gluconeogenesis
Osteichthyes comprise ________% of all known fish species.
~99%
Small openings in addition to the gills.
The wonders of biology are truly miracles
spriacles
Super-tasty two shelled creatures that filter nutrients from water using bi-valve system
clams, mussles, scallops
Prokaryotes can be both autotrophs and __________.
heterotrophs
CO2 or Carbon Dioxide