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Biology of Aquatic Organisms Fish anatomy 1
Biology of Aquatic Organisms
Biology of Aquatic Organisms
Fish anatomy
Prof. Dominique Adriaens
Dept. of Biology
K.L. Ledeganckstraat 35, B-9000 Gent

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What are fishes?
What are fishes?
Myxini
(hagfish)
Petromyzontiformes
(lampreys)
Chondrichthyes
(cartilaginous fishes)
Selachii
(sharks)
Batoidea
(rays)
Holocephali
(chimaeras)
Osteichthyes
(bony fishes)
Actinopterygii
(ray-finned fishes)
Sarcopterygii
(lobe-finned fishes)
GNATHOSTOMATA
VERTEBRATA

CRANIATA
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Overview
Overview
• External morphology
• Anatomy
– integumentary system
– skeletal system
– muscular system
– nervous system
– vascular system
– digestive system
– respiratory system
– excretory system
– genital system
– endocrine system
Chondrichthyes – cartilaginous fish
Squalus acanthias – spiny dogfish
Osteichthyes – bony fish
Perca fluviatilis – perch
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Anatomy of the shark
Anatomy of the shark
Squalus acanthias
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External morphology
External morphology
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shark

shark
• Body regions
– head
– trunk
–tail
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External morphology
External morphology
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shark
shark
• Head parts
–rostrum
– skull
– pharynx
•spiraculum
• 5 (sometimes 6-7) gill slits
Hexanchus griseus
six-gill shark
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External morphology
External morphology
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shark
shark
• Head ‘openings’
–mouth
– spiraculum and gill slits

– endolymphatic pores
• Sensory openings
–nostrils
–eyes
– lateral line pores
– pores of ampullae of
Lorenzini
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External morphology
External morphology
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shark
shark
• Trunk openings
– cloaca
• anus
• genital pore
• urinary pore
• Trunk appendices
–fins
• dorsal fin (- or + spines)
• paired fins
– pectoral
– pelvic
from the viscera !
urogenital pore in males
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External morphology
External morphology

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shark
shark
• Tail appendices
–fins
• dorsal fin (optional)
• anal fin (optional)
• Tail appendices
–fins
• caudal fin
– dorsal lobe (vertebral column)
– ventral lobe
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Internal morphology
Internal morphology
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shark
shark
• Integumentary system
– skin
• epidermis
– epithelial structure
– non-vascularised
– chromatophores
– enameloblasts
» enameloid layer of
placoid scales
• dermis

– connective tissue
– vascularised
– chromatophores
– odontoblasts
» dentine layer of
placoid scales
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Internal morphology
Internal morphology
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shark
shark
• Integumentary system
– skin
• placoid scale
– basal plate of bone
– dentine
» bone-like tissue
– pulp cavity
» layer of odontoblasts
» entrance of blood
vessels and nerves
– enameloid
» hypermineralised bone-
like tissue
– function
» protection
» improves hydrodynamics
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Internal morphology
Internal morphology
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shark
shark
• Skeletal system
– cartilage
• hyaline cartilage
• mineralised cartilage
– deposition of hydroxy-apatite
minerals
– areolar
» growth rings in vertebrae
–prismatic
» very dense
» laid down in prismatic
pattern
– globular
» nanoscale globular
mineral condensations
Hyaline cartilage
(Scyliorhinus caniculus)
Mineralised cartilage
(Rhinoptera bonasus)
(From Summers, 2000)
form tesserae:
chain of mineralised blocks
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Internal morphology

Internal morphology
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shark
shark
• Skeletal system
– axial skeleton
• cranial skeleton
– neurocranium
– splanchnocranium
»jaws
»hyoid
» branchial arches
• Skeletal system
– axial skeleton
• postcranial skeleton
– vertebral column
– median fin skeleton
– appendicular skeleton
• pectoral girdle and fin
• pelvic girdle and fin
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Internal morphology
Internal morphology
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shark
shark
• Skeletal system
– cranial skeleton

• neurocranium
–rostrum
– rostral fenestra
– nasal capsules
– epiphyseal foramen
– pore of endolymphatic ducts
–orbita
» antorbital process
» eye losely attached or
with optic pedicel
» postorbital process
– brain case
– otic capsule
– occipital region
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Internal morphology
Internal morphology
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shark
shark
• Skeletal system
– cranial skeleton
• splanchnocranium
– mandibular arch
» palatoquadrate
» Meckel’s cartilage
» labial cartilages
– hyoid arch
» basihyal

» ceratohyal
» hyomandibula
– 5 branchial arches
» basibranchials
» hypobranchials
» ceratobranchials
» epibranchials
» pharyngobranchials
upper jaw
lower jaw
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Internal morphology
Internal morphology
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shark
shark
• Skeletal system
– cranial skeleton
• jaw suspension
– hyostylic suspension
– jaw protrusion
• feeding apparatus
– filter feeding
– powerful biting
» cutting type of biting
» crushing type of biting
Filter feeder
Filter feeder
(

(
Cetorhinus maximus
Cetorhinus maximus
–
–
basking shark)
basking shark)
Jaw protrusion and cutting
Jaw protrusion and cutting
(
(
Carcharias
Carcharias
carcharodon
carcharodon
–
–
great white)
great white)
Jaw protrusion and cutting
Jaw protrusion and cutting
(
(
Isistius brasiliensis
Isistius brasiliensis
–
–
cookie cutter shark)
cookie cutter shark)
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Internal morphology
Internal morphology
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shark
shark
• Skeletal system
– postcranial skeleton
• vertebral column
– notochord
– vertebrae
» centra
» basapophysis
» neural arches
» neural spines
» haemal arches
» haemal spines
–ribs
» articulate with basapophysis
» only in precaudal vertebrae
enclose the neural tube
enclose dorsal blood vessels
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Internal morphology
Internal morphology
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shark
shark
• Skeletal system

– postcranial skeleton
• median fins
– dorsal and anal fin
» basal pterygiophore
» radial pterygiophores
» ceratotrichia
» spine (sometimes)
• caudal fin
– dorsal lobe
» vertebral column
» radial pterygiophores
» ceratotrichia
– ventral lobe
» enlarged haemal arches
» ceratotrichia
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Internal morphology
Internal morphology
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shark
shark
• Skeletal system
– appendicular skeleton
• pectoral girdle
– scapulocoracoid
• pectoral fin
– basal pterygiophores
» propterygium
» mesopterygium

» metapterygium
– radial pterygiophores
– ceratotrichia
• hydrofoil structures
– generating upward lift
during swimming
– extended in skates and
rays