The fish remained buried in the mud and sand is:
Ostracoderms
Lamprey
Hag Fishes
Sharks
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The fish remained buried in the mud and sand is:
Ostracoderms
Lamprey
Hag Fishes
Sharks
Elasmobranchs remove sodium chloride through:
Gills
Kidney
Liver
Rectal glands
The major osmoregulatory organ in fishes is:
Gills
Kidney
Liver
Stomach
Which of the followings aortic arches form pulmonary artery in lung fishes?
III
IV
V
VI
Identify the edible freshwater teleost
Catla catla
Hilsa ilisha
Rays and skates
Sharks
Sucking mouth and rasping tongue is present in :
Ostracoderms
Hag fishes
Lampreys
Sharks
In India which of the following genera of earthworms is extensively used for vermiculture
Eudrigaster
Eudrilus
Pontoscolex
Pheretima
Some elasmobranchs have modified pelvic fin for copulation called:
Penis
Cloaca
Clasper
None
Isinglass is employed in
Preparation of wines
Clearing of wines
Distillation of wines
Preservation of wines
Inand fisheries are
deep sea fishing
capturing fishes from sea coast
raising and capturing fishes in fresh water
oil extraction from fish
Induced breeding technique is used in
Marine fishery
Capture fishery
Culture fishery
Inland fishery
Pisciculture is rearing and production of
Fishes
Birds
Reptiles
Wool yielding animals
If more than single species of fish is cultured at a time, then it is called
Monoculture
Aquaculture
Polyculture
Mori culture
pH of vermiculture is kept at
Near neutral
Alkaline
Acidic
Highly alkaline
Cartilaginous fishes are:
Placoderms
Acanthodians
Chindrichythyes
Osteichthyes
In fish body the share of minerals is
1-2%
3-4%
4-5%
5-6%
The amount of protein in live body weight of fish is
10-13%
15-20%
18-23%
5-12%
The number of species of teleosts fishes are:
10000
15000
20000
25000
Number of species ofOsteichthyes are:
10000
15000
20000
25000
Adaptive radiation in fishes started about number of million years ago:
1200
500
1000
1500