Shark Internal Anatomy

Play this quiz called shark anatomy internal and show off your skills. The tail of a shark consists of the caudal peduncle and the caudal fin which provide the main source of thrust for the shark.

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The anatomy of a shark resembles the design of an airplane.

Shark internal anatomy. Passes dorsally to the ovary and then curves ventrally and caudally in front of the liver to enter the faliciform ligament. Each of the bones forming the spinal column. This is a quiz called shark anatomy internal and was created by member aileebugg login.

Upon incision of the belly from the pelvic fins to the pectoral fins the first organ encountered is the liver. The liver of sharks occupies most of the body cavity. Set of muscles of the side of the head.

A prominent tube where mature eggs are transported to that is anchored to the ventral surface of the kidney. They have a tail and the wings to help balance everything and to give it speed and while there is no evidence that the dynamic design of airplanes came from the shark anatomy it does make sense. When a shark needs to get rid of waste it utilizes its kidneys genitals and cloaca.

Start studying shark internal anatomy. Arched part of a vertebra related to the nervous system. The shark anatomy includes an intestine that is used for digestion.

Learn vocabulary terms and more with flashcards games and other study tools. Main part of a vertebra. Large long and very powerful selachian fish.

The sharks intestine is shortened but it also spirals so that it takes up the least amount of space possible. Shark fins are supported by internal rays called ceratotrichia. Internal anatomy of a shark.

It serves two functions within the shark. The cloaca is an opening that the kidneys and genitals empty into. This large soft and oily organ can comprise up to 25 of the total body weight.

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