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With convict fish, the male will usually be larger than the female of the pair. As they pair, they will keep close company....and THEN...they will choose a territory...often a corner of the tank, or perhaps an attractive rock...and begin to defend it against Intruders. Defending territory against Intruders is an important step in the pair-bonding of convicts, as for most cichlids! It is Good for them to have Intruders to Defend against, as it strengthens the bond between the pair.
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How do the dancing with the stars contestents get paired up with the dancers?
Easy..... They just know
How old was Sasori when he was paired up with Orochimaru in Akatsuki?
Sasori was in his 20s when paired with Orochimaru.
What is a set of data that is made up of two paired variables?
a set of data that is made up of two paired variables
What does it mean when a male fish and female fish swim close together and rub against each other?
to answer the question quickly it simply means that they have paired up, and will possible mate together relatively soon if the conditions are right.
What happened on WipeOut Blind Dates?
They were paired up with a blind date. The guy was paired up with a girl and vice verse. They had no idea who was the person they were paired up with. They had to do complete the WipeOut course together to advance to the final stage.
Salt water fish that look like dogs?
i dont know,look it up on google or something!!! i know there is a cat fish!!
The of a fish helps it move up and down in the water?
The paired fins, pectoral and pelvic, act as hydroplanes and control the pitch of the fish, causing it to swim downwards or upwards according to the angle to the water at which they are held by their musclesalso the swim bladder - Novanet
How does a fish know what type of fish he is so he can pair up with the same kind of fish?
The same way you know you are who and what you are. They have evolved to do it just as all other living creatures do it. Why should fish be different?
What are paired up chromosomes called?
duplicated
What are the chacteristics of Jawless Fish?
Jawless fish, like lampreys and hagfish, do not have jaws, nor do they have scales, paired appendages, or whole vertebrae. They have cartilaginous skeletons, meaning their endoskeletons are made up of cartilage, and they have a dorsal nerve cord that leads to a distinct brain.
In meiosis what makes up a tetrade?
paired homologous chromosomes
In meiosis what makes up tetrad?
paired homologous chromosomes
