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The organs or body parts which are used for locomotion which is the body parts or organs which are used to move from one region to another region is called as locomotory organs:. Frogs: They use fore legs and hind legs. The hind legs have five toes which are webbed and fore legs have four toes and unwebbed.
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What is a fish viscera?
It refers to the internal organs of the fish. Bennie van Rensburg
What internal organs connect to the urogenital in a perch fish?
testes and ovaries are connected by tubes to the urogenital opening in a perch fish.
Why is there pools of blood surrounding the internal organs?
To protect you'r internal organs
Which part of a fish weighs most?
The heaviest part of a fish is usually its internal organs, such as the liver and swim bladder. These organs can make up a significant portion of a fish's weight, especially in larger species.
Name of ocean creature that starts with letter X?
X-ray fish is an ocean creature that starts with the letter X. It is a type of fish known for its transparent skin that allows its internal organs to be visible.
What is a fish viscera?
It refers to the internal organs of the fish. Bennie van Rensburg
What internal organs connect to the urogenital in a perch fish?
testes and ovaries are connected by tubes to the urogenital opening in a perch fish.
Where are the poison kept in puffer fish?
The poison is found in all the internal organs and even found in the eyes.
What Did The Embalers Do With The Internal Organs?
what did te embalrs do with the internal organs
Why is there pools of blood surrounding the internal organs?
To protect you'r internal organs
What are internal organs?
Internal organs are organs that are inside your body, like your heart, liver, lungs, kidneys, etc.
What is the downward displacement of internal organs called?
Visceroptosis is the downward displacement of internal organs.
What contains organs involved in internal fertilization?
Contains organs involved in internal fertilizayion
Do fish have organs?
Yes fish have organs. Every single multicellular organism has organs.
Do fish eggs stay inside the parent fish?
Roe, also known as fish eggs, does come from the internal organs. To be more specific roe comes from the internal ovaries. The most common form of fish eggs, or roe is caviar. Caviar is a roe of large fish often salted, then eaten. People call caviar "fish eggs" now a days.
Which part of a fish weighs most?
The heaviest part of a fish is usually its internal organs, such as the liver and swim bladder. These organs can make up a significant portion of a fish's weight, especially in larger species.
What are the characteristic of bones that serve the delicate internal organs?
what are the characteristics of bones that serve the delicate internal organs?
