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- INTRODUCTION TO FISH BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY 1.1. FISH
- diphycercal (Dipnoifishes), hypocercal (extinct fishes), heterocercal. ( cartilagenious fishes and homocercal (teleost fishes).
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- CHIMAERAS
- heterocercal) or nearly equal in size (diphycercal).
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- 20Evolutionary Developmental Biology
- Aug 29, 2003 We can symbolize the diphycercal, heterocercal, and homocercal tails by A, B, and C, respectively.
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- Classification of the Major Taxa of Fish
- Another type of tail is called diphycercal or isocercal. In this type of caudal fin, the vertebrae extend all the way to the end of the tail.
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- Lecture 3 – The axial and appendicular skeleton
- c. Caudal fin.
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- Fish anatomy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Diphycercal refers to the special, three-lobed caudal fin of the coelacanth and lungfish where the vertebrae extend all the way to the end of the tail.
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- diphycercal - definition of diphycercal by the Free Online Dictionary
- diph·y·cer·cal (d f -sûr k l). adj. Having or designating a tail fin in which the vertebral column extends to the tip, with symmetrical upper and lower parts.
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- diphycercal - Definition of diphycercal at YourDictionary.com
- designating, of, or having a tail fin in which the upper and lower lobes taper symmetrically to a point to which the spinal column extends.
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- Diphycercal - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster
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- Diphycercal | Define Diphycercal at Dictionary.com
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