Good afternoon hive friends, hopefully we are all in good health always, amen, today I am practicing fish morphology or fish skeleton
In general, fish have three body parts, including:
Head Section (Caput) The body or head covers from the tip of the rear gills to the origin of the rear fin. The fish head includes the mouth, eyes, gills, gill cover, brain and nose.
Body Parts (Trucus) The body part or trucus is the part that is in the middle of the fish, covering all the fins of the fish to the digestive organs and internal organs of the fish. Such as liver, heart, bile, intestines and so on.
Tail Section (Cauda) The tail or cauda is the most rear end, which has a function as a supporting tool in moving. This section contains the caudal and anal fins. Basically, fish have different and varied bodies depending on the type of fish, for example fish usually have a body that tends to be shorter than fish.
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