Basics of Bony Fishes (Most Fishes) - Illustration by Koaw
Fish Tails - Caudal Fins of Fishes - By Koaw
Caudal Fin (Tail Fin) Types of Fishes - By Koaw
Anatomical Directions - 4 to Know - Illustration by Koaw
Measuring Fishes Total Length, Fork Length and Standard Length - Illustration by Koaw
Muskie, Northern Pike or Pickerel? - Illustration by Koaw
Dorsal Fins o Fishes - Illustration by Koaw
Pectoral Fins of Fishes - Illustration by Koaw
Pelvic Fins of Fishes - Illustration by Koaw
Anal Fins of Fishes - Illustration by Koaw
Caudal Fins of Fishes (Tailfins) - Illustration by Koaw
Dorsal and Anal Finlets - Illustration by Koaw
The Binomen (Scientific Name) - Illustration by Koaw
Cheek and Opercle Scales on N. Pike - Illustration by Koaw
Submandibular Pores & Branchiostegal Rays N. Pike - Illustration by Koaw
The Trinomen - Illustration by Koaw
Incorrect Measurement - Illustration by Koaw
Measuring Fishes Head Length, Snout Length & Body Depth - Illustration by Koaw
Cartilaginous Fishes - Shark Basics - Illustration by Koaw
Cartilaginous Fishes Basics - Skates and Rays - Illustration by Koaw
BAMFAD Being a master fish-analyzing detective! - by Koaw
Pelagic Zones of Oceans by Koaw
Fish Mouth, Snout, & Jaw Comparison - Image by Koaw
Lateral Line System
Lateral Line: A Closer Look
Sensory Hair of Cell of a Neuromast
Ostariophysians - The Hearing Specialists with the Weberian Apparatus
Water is a Unique Habitat
Basics of Bony Fishes (Most Fishes) - Illustration by Koaw
Fish Tails - Caudal Fins of Fishes - By KoawPointed, naked, pointed undifferentiated, rounded, rounded unevenly, truncate, flat, straight, square, emarginate, slightly emarginate, indented, concave, biconcave, double emarginate, forked lightly, forked unevenly, forked deeply, lunate
Caudal Fin (Tail Fin) Types of Fishes - By KoawProtocercal (Diphycercal), Leptocercal (Modified Diphycercal), Heterocercal, Hemihomocercal (Modifed Homocercal), Hypocercal (not Reversed Heterocercal), Homocercal, Isocercal, and Gephyrcercal.
Anatomical Directions - 4 to Know - Illustration by KoawImportant to get these down!
Measuring Fishes Total Length, Fork Length and Standard Length - Illustration by Koaw
Muskie, Northern Pike or Pickerel? - Illustration by KoawEsox identification guide.
Dorsal Fins o Fishes - Illustration by KoawNotice that some fishes have 1, 2 and even 3 dorsal fins.
Pectoral Fins of Fishes - Illustration by Koaw
Pelvic Fins of Fishes - Illustration by Koaw
Anal Fins of Fishes - Illustration by Koaw
Caudal Fins of Fishes (Tailfins) - Illustration by Koaw
Dorsal and Anal Finlets - Illustration by Koaw
The Binomen (Scientific Name) - Illustration by Koaw
Cheek and Opercle Scales on N. Pike - Illustration by Koaw
Submandibular Pores & Branchiostegal Rays N. Pike - Illustration by Koaw
The Trinomen - Illustration by Koaw
Incorrect Measurement - Illustration by KoawRemember to close the mouth and measure with a horizontal (not angled) direction.
Measuring Fishes Head Length, Snout Length & Body Depth - Illustration by Koaw
Cartilaginous Fishes - Shark Basics - Illustration by Koaw
Cartilaginous Fishes Basics - Skates and Rays - Illustration by Koaw
BAMFAD Being a master fish-analyzing detective! - by KoawMnemonic for fish identification.
Pelagic Zones of Oceans by KoawThis chart shows the separate zoning names of the pelagic, open oceans.
Fish Mouth, Snout, & Jaw Comparison - Image by KoawA look at a broad range of mouth, jaw, and snout types within the fishes.
Lateral Line SystemBasic illustration showing the lateral line along the body and the cephalic dermal pores of the lateral line system.
Lateral Line: A Closer LookGeneralized but detailed view of the location of the neuromast in the lateral line canal and the sensory hair cell of the neuromast.
Sensory Hair of Cell of a Neuromast
Ostariophysians - The Hearing Specialists with the Weberian ApparatusOstariophysians account for about 30.8% of all extant fishes.
Water is a Unique HabitatFishes are capable of detecting electric currents, magnetism, vibrations, molecules in solution, & light.
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