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    Bony Fish And The Fish

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    comprises of the bony fish . These fish have a skeleton much stiffer than the cartilaginous fish since it is fortified by calcium salts. Bony fish have fantastic smell like cartilaginous fish, yet not at all like the different classes of fish, bony fish additionally have intense visual perception. Bony fish additionally have adaptations that permit them to stay buoyant. A unique organ called a swim bladder housed under the hard skeleton is a gas filled chamber that permits the hard fish to stay coasting

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    The Fish

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    ‘’ The Fish” by Elizabeth Bishop is overloaded with fascinating and bountiful description and imagery which help readers to visualize the actions in the poem. The author use of imagery, symbols and tones that allows the reader to visualize the fish and create a relationship with him. The poem displays Bishop ecological awareness that leads her to accept the relationship between human beings and animal. The poem at the beginning is a narration of what happened in a particular fishing day. The speaker

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    The Fish

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    Two writers of poems in the 20th century; Elizabeth Bishop (1911-1979) “The Fish” and Marianne Moore (1887-1972) “The Fish”. Both woman of nature and humanity, share and express values of differences and similarities. While reading both poems, exciting feeling race through your eyes and into your brain. Descriptive images of the nature on planet Earth. Both in their own exciting ways. Aspects of the deep sea, with invigorating details suppress your mind, indulging you into the eyes of these two fine

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    Fish Memo

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    reported that only 5 to 10% of the fish are exceeding the length of 20 inches. I’ll be examining this statement in paragraph 2 of this analysis. The histogram shows a distribution of the length of fish in the river that is fairly symmetrical, centered at about 16.35 and has a spread of 12.57 to 20.4 inches with no outliers. The mean of the length of fish is 16.349 inches and the median is 16.35, both being very similar due to the symmetric distribution. In order for a fish from the river to be in the top

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    Identify Fish

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    There are many different ways to identify a fish, yet each fish is unique in its own way. A carp has one barbel at each corner of the mouth that is short, while a mirror carp has large scales that flake off. A Northern pike has a duck billed snout and yellow bean shaped spots, where a buffalo fish has a downturned mouth with thick lips and a paddlefish has a paddle like snout and are plankton feeders. A bullhead has a rounded tail; however, a catfish has a forked tail. A largemouth bass and a rock

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    Fish Reflection

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    observations were completed, the first incision was commenced. In order to reach the internal organs of the fish a rectangular cut was made which first started from the anus to the pelvic fin, then the incision was made from the ends of the previous cuts upwards to the lateral line. When the cut was finished, Yellow fluid started coming out of the fish, this is primarily water that has been in the fish and started to change color. After the yellow fluid stopped flowing out, a closer examination of the rectangular

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    Musky Fish

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    feeling to hook into a lurking monster. Outdoor adventurists probably targeted these species of fish one or multiple times. These wild creatures have taken a toll on the most experienced anglers. Musky fishing has evolved such as by the equipment, the anglers themselves, and the fish. This specific fish is a very interesting animal. The muskellunge (muskie) is the largest member of the pike family. These fish love to lurk around rock bars, stumps, ledges, and many different types of weeds. “A lean mean

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    Fish Tree

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    Fish Tree Extra Credit Often time we find it difficult to summarize what is really classified as fish. With it being at least 27,900 different species of living fish rather in fresh or marine water. There are many different aspects you have to consider when grouping this animal. From weight to length to outer appearance these are very diverse group of species. A braincase is one thing that all fish have in common; the braincase protects the brain. Majority of the fish species have vertebrae that

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    Green Fish

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    Green Fish by Carolyn Utigard Thomas was completed in the year of 2009. The medium Carolyn used was mixed media but on a relatively small canvas, approximately 12 by 16 inches. Some physical characteristics that catch the eye are the cool colors and the texture that the forms of mixed media give. You can also see many fish in various shapes, sizes and colors. Overall, the purpose of this piece is simply just for delight. Carolyn’s intention was not to persuade, commemorate or comment on any controversial

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    Fish And Agassiz

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    The Student, The Fish, and Agassiz Permission has been graciously granted for me to re-publish this article on my website and to generate as a PDF file by the family of Irving L. Jensen. This article appeared as an appendix in “Independent Bible Study” by Irving L. Jensen, Chicago: Moody Press, pp. 173-178, 1963. By the Student It was more than fifteen years ago that I entered the laboratory of Professor Agassiz, and told him I had enrolled my name in the scientific school as a student of

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