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What covers fishes body?
scales or sometimes denticles
What is the bony plate that covers a fishes gills called?
operculum
Do fishes have constant body temperature?
no
What type of body covering do fishes have?
they have very smooth body covering
How is the fish body regulation of a fish?
the fishes body is not to eat only the inside
What tissue covers and protects the body?
The skin covers and protects the body.
What is the clown fishes body shape?
fish like
What is covered in a fishes body?
All fish have a body covering of scales.
Why do birds and fishes have streamlined body?
so that they can move smoothly
Is a fishes mouth on the lower or front part of the body?
front
What is a twelve letter word that covers and protects the body?
integumentary, as in the skin that covers your entire body
Why do fishes have streamlined body?
Its an adaptation created over time in order to help them maneuver through their environment. Evolution to be frank.
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