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Aquatics Unit 1B-FISH Exam

Mrs. Weimer

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5.second largest catfish in NA
8.pike, muskie, chubs prefer this type of habitat
10.percentage of gamefish on the North American Continent
11.bass, shiners, chubs prefer this type of habitat
14.these never wiped out the river system, making the Appalachian river system very diverse (think big)
15.carnivore in the minnow family; scale do not appear until 26 mm long
19.all catfish have this is common
21.worlds most invasive species
24.place where dead zone are occurring due to fertilizer and pollution run off
26.tiny pores running head to tail to that pick up on changes in sound
28.living fossil (one of the oldest fish) -can go to the surface to suck air
30.Has light spots on dark background Has 5 or fewer pores on underside of mouth
31.our watershed eventually leads to this great river
34.large ambush predator; can outstrip their food in any lake or pond; top of the food chain
36.sunfish that jawline goes back past the orbitals of the eye
39.long lived with an average lifespan of 50 to 60 years; sexually mature at 20 years
41.family of fish for trout
42.number of species of trout in PA
43.smell out the water and return to spawn every year
44.largest member of the pike family (shortened name)
45.perch are all in this family that eat meat
46.sunfish family; easy to catch; spawning season from May - Aug
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1.trout prefer this type of habitat___water
2.No jaw of bony structures Possess skeleton made of cartilage Predators/invasive species
3.percid family; very small; females lay eggs over moss or algae
4.trout not native to PA; more tolerant to acid than brook
6.the salmon (area) that do not die after spawning
7.fish do not have these, which helps them to see, so they must move back and forth
9.sunfish that the eyes are red and the mouth does not extend past the eye
12.all fish have this type of reproduction
13.most abundant catfish in North America
16.PA state fish
17.gravel depressions where trout lay their eggs
18.Related to sturgeons Have not really evolved since dinosaurs Among longest lived fishes freshwater
20.eyed egg-___________-juvenile - adult-the life cycle of the fish (what part is missing-2 words)
22.bottom feeders with large mouths; noodling
23.fish that live in salt water and reproduce in fresh water
25.They may provide forage for larger fish. Minnow Family
27.Largest of the herrings, is the most abundant anadromous fish on the east coast of the United States
29.a very fast moving part of water (from the video), starts with r-opposite is a pool
32.trout are a ___species, they are "canaries" of the watershed
33.small VERY diverse gamefish - carp are also in this family
35.slender snakelike body that is covered with a mucous layer; nocturnal hunter
37.family of fish that are not native to our continent ex-bluegill and bass
38.not a good indicator of fish identification
40.fish can hear___frequency waves

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