### animal | vertebrate | fish:

Coelacanth
* Most coelacanths have fins
* Most coelacanths live in deep water
  - reach adulthood
* Some coelacanths have ability
  - air
  - basic patterns
  - craniums
  - evidence
  - growth
  - lobes
  - many similarity
  - slow growth
  - inhabit shallow water
* are as much affected by evolution as finches, ferns and flying lemurs
  - close to the ancestor of four-legs animals
  - difficult to classify
  - lobe-finned fish, with rounded heads and eight fins
  - nocturnal
  - oportunistic feeders, scarfing up prey probably on or near the bottom
  - quite different from all other living fishes
  - unchanging forms that show no evidence of evolution
* comprise one of the two groups of lobe-finned fish.
* display dark, mottled scales and their lifespan is unknown.
* feed on smaller fish.
* give birth to live young.
* have a delicate metabolism
  - rostral organ in their snouts that is part of an electrosensory system
  - unique form of locomotion
  - an electric sense
  - fleshy lobes on their fins, which are absent on most present day fish
  - thick bony scales like extinct fish species
* includes brains
  - breasts
  - cell membranes
  - chest cavities
  - chests
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - ears
  - faces
  - fish scales
  - fishbones
  - flippers
  - nuclei
  - pedal extremities
  - plasma membranes
  - rib cages
  - sections
  - skulls
  - sperm
  - sterna
  - tail fins
  - vacuoles
  - vertebrate feet
  - yolks
* live in deep oceans
* possess organs.
* resemble the proposed ancestors of amphibians.

### animal | vertebrate | fish | coelacanth:

Live coelacanth
* Most live coelacanths live in deep water
* Some live coelacanths have many similarity

Colorful fish
* are abundant, as are moray eels and small stingrays.
* inhabit the reef.

Common carp
* are fish
  - prolific spawners and can quickly overrun a body of water
* reproduce quite successfully in ponds.

Coney
* Some coneys feed on fish
  - small fish
  - cell membranes
  - chests
  - faces
  - fishbones
  - heads
  - sea bass
* sun themselves on the rocks next to the cactus.

Conger
* Most congers have skin.
* Some congers have gonads
  - mature gonads
* are predators but they are virtually blind, hunting by smell, usually at night
  - scaleless eels with large heads, large gill slits, wide mouths, and strong teeth
  - chest cavities
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - sperm
  - tail fins
* is an eel
* live mainly in rocky coastal waters and are voracious predators.
* use to have circular scares in the head, caused by their favourite preys, the squids.

Dead fish
* Most dead fish find in ponds.
* Some dead fish find in rivers.
* are capable of floats
  - located in beachs
  - omens of disappointment or discouragement
* can attract sharks
  - decay in just days, creating a spike in ammonia and nitrite
* wash up on beaches around Texas and Florida.
+ Shark, Avoiding sharks
  * Do not carry dead fish into the water. Dead fish can attract sharks.

Diseased fish
* affect populations of fish-eating birds.
* refuse food and gather near the surface of the water.

Dragon fish
* see using chlorophyll.
* trade name to help it sell.

Elasmobranch
* All elasmobranchs have interenal fertilization.
* are cartilaginous fish.
* have high degree of evolutionary flexibility in reproductive mode.
* is fish
* possess a unique salt secreting gland, the rectal gland.
* represent the earliest phylogenetic appearance of a clearly defined thymus.

Electric fish
* Some electric fish live in the ocean and some live in freshwater rivers of South America and Africa.
* generate weak electric fields as communication signals.