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What are traits common to all fish and a unique trait of a few fish?
Fish have gills, scales, and fins. Some fish have the trait of having teeth.
Why fish don't feed young?
Fish are too early on the development scale to have acquired that trait.
What is a trait you would use to classify a fish as belonging to either the phylum chordata or the phylum arthropada?
what is the trait you would use to a fish as belonging to either the phylum chordata or the phylum arthropada
What trait s shared the most with amphibians and fish and reptiles?
Scales
At least one inherited or learned trait for the jellyfish?
they jellyfish eat fish
What causes betta fish to turn red?
Betta fish turn red due to a genetic trait that causes the production of red pigments in their scales. This trait can be influenced by factors such as diet, water quality, and stress levels.
What is one fish trait?
One notable fish trait is the presence of gills, which allow them to extract oxygen from water. Gills are specialized organs that enable fish to breathe underwater by filtering oxygen dissolved in the water as it flows over them. This adaptation is crucial for their survival in aquatic environments. Additionally, gills also play a role in excreting carbon dioxide, maintaining the fish's respiratory balance.
A fish received two alleles for scale color one orange and one white If the fish is orange in color which term can be used for this version of the trait?
Dominant
1 trait fo the motorcycle boy in rumble fish?
Motorcycle Boy has eyes the color of a Hershey Bar :)
Why is the ability to swim an inherited trait in a fish but a learne trait in a human being?
The ability to swim is a survival trait in fish, they instinctively know how to swim because they cannot survive otherwise. Therefore only fish that know how to swim can pass on their genes to the next generation. Humans may also have an inherent ability to swim. Babies have the ability to swim when they are very young - a reflex. However, they cannot surface for air by themselves. They later lose this ability and need to learn how to swim at a later stage.
Why is the ability to swim and inherited trait in a fish but a learned trait in a human being?
The ability to swim is an inherited trait in fish because their physiology and structure have evolved to thrive in aquatic environments, enabling them to swim instinctively from birth. In contrast, humans are not naturally adapted to water; instead, swimming is a learned skill that requires practice and development of motor coordination. This distinction arises from the differences in evolutionary adaptations and environmental needs between species. Thus, while fish swim as a survival mechanism, humans must acquire the skill through experience and instruction.
A trait that is hidden?
The trait that is hidden is recessive trait.
