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Which part of the mammalian brain is disproportionately larger than the corresponding part of a fish brain?
The forebrain is disproportionately larger in mammals compared to fish. This is because the forebrain plays a crucial role in higher cognitive functions like thinking, memory, and decision-making which are more advanced in mammals.
What are two lipids functions?
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Which living organisms have no brains?
Short answer: jellyfish or various small insects. If you want a deeper answer, it depends on what you call a brain because a jellyfish has a nerve cluster which is technically a giant brain and the insects without brains have what we call: ganglia it is basically a brain just with no ability to think abstractly; it just controls basic functions and instincts.
What does a aorta do in a fish?
The aorta in fish is responsible for carrying oxygen-rich blood from the gills to the rest of the body. It functions as the main artery that distributes oxygenated blood to the fish's tissues and organs.
Why do you study sheep brains in a human anatomy class?
Although not identical, the sheep brain holds many biological similarities to the human brain, much more so than a bird's or fish's, as both are mammals. Since it is considered much more humane to not use an actual human brain for study, brains from preserved sheep are examined by students to draw the composition of the brain and obtain physical experience.
What is the most obvious difference between the human brain and the brain of a fish would be in the?
One of the most obvious differences is the size and complexity of the human brain compared to that of a fish. Human brains are larger and have more developed areas associated with higher cognitive functions such as problem-solving, planning, and decision-making. Fish brains are generally smaller and less complex, with a focus on basic survival functions.
What is the function of a fish brain?
A fish brain's function is to perform functions to keep the fish alive and moving just like any brain.
Which part of the mammalian brain is disproportionately larger than the corresponding part of a fish brain?
The forebrain is disproportionately larger in mammals compared to fish. This is because the forebrain plays a crucial role in higher cognitive functions like thinking, memory, and decision-making which are more advanced in mammals.
What organs functions to take the fish higher or lower in the water?
That would be the air bladder.
Do angelfish get mad?
No. To get mad requires a higher order brain because the animal or person can feel emotion. A fish does not have much of a brain, so therefore it can not have feelings or get mad.
Does a fish have a brain?
Yeah, a rudimentary brain that controls basic functions of life. __________ I think they don't have a brain. ______________________________________________________________
How much does a fish brain weigh?
The weight of a fish brain varies by the species of fish. In general the weight of a fish brain is equal to 1 percent of their body weight.
Can a fish be brain dameged?
they use the brain
How much does fishes brain weigh?
The weight of a fish brain varies by the species of fish. In general the weight of a fish brain is equal to 1 percent of their body weight.
What fish doesn't have brain?
a star fish
Does a swordfish have a brain?
yes, every fish has a brain
What fish has no brain?
jellyfish
