The ability to lay hundreds of eggs. And probably the fact that they adapt to anywhere because there aren't that many different terrains underwater
Within another 50 million years, jawless fishes had diversified into a great variety of species.
The major group was the
ostracoderms which had
primitive fins and massive
plates of bony tissue on their body.
Jawless fishes dominated the oceans for about 100 million years, until they were replaced by new kinds of fishes that were hunters.
no they live in the oceans AROUND asia. they dont live on land y'know!!
the worlds oceans?
The dissolved mineral content, mostly salt NaCl, is approximately 3.5% of the oceans of Earth.
The twilight zone is present in all oceans because it is part of an ocean layering system that describes depth and light exposure.
It is the oceans of the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods.
every single one of them
Mostly in the very deep waters of the Atlantic oceans and the Indian oceans.
The colonists fishes at New Bedford in Massachusetts
Some things that we get from the oceans are algae, table salt, fishes, sand. pearls etc.
seas oceans rivers lakes fishes
The Wild Wild World of Animals - 1973 Fishes of Lakes Rivers and Oceans was released on: USA: 1976
Flying fishes live in all the oceans.
The two landforms that dominate the world are oceans and plains. Approximately 70 percent of the Earth is covered by the 4 major oceans. Plains make up 50 percent of the Earth's land mass.
they have plenty of food to eat
There are thousands of fishes in the ocean... There are too many too name
Parrot Fishes live on shallow reefs of the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific Oceans.
We polute the oceans and the fishes catch diesieases. When the fishes runs down to the north pole. The polar bears eat it and get sick and die.