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Explain how the characteristics of the environment influenced the shape of a fish's body?
The characteristics of the environment, such as water depth, flow, and habitat type, significantly influence a fish's body shape. For example, streamlined bodies are common in fast-moving waters, enabling efficient swimming and reduced drag. Conversely, fish in complex environments like coral reefs may have flattened bodies or specialized shapes for maneuverability and camouflage. Additionally, adaptations like deep bodies in bottom-dwelling species allow for stability and effective foraging in specific ecological niches.
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What are the characteristics of jawed cartilaginous fish?
eating other fishs
How do you pronounce fishs eddy?
fishs eddy
Do Hawk fishs eat a sharks?
NO
How is betta fishs environment?
In their natural habitat they live in puddles in Asia.But in a fish tank I would put some smooth gravel with one or two fake plants.
How did the First Nations eat?
deers or fishs
Fishs that start with b?
bass, bream,
What is a clown fishs habitat?
The Indian & Pacific Oceans .
What is a clown fishs fish predator?
chalk goby
What organs do fishs use to breath 5 letters?
Gills
What are Spencers fishs names?
His fish are named Brock and Swimmy
What is the deep sea dragon fishs prey?
what do fish eat
What is the most likely mechanism the fishs swim bladder uses to increase a fishs buoyancy and let the fish rise to the top of the pond?
Increases the fish's volume by filling the swim bladder with oxygen.
