Question

claspers are developed on pelvic fin of which type of fish​

Answer 1

Answer:

Cartilaginous Fish

Explanation:

Claspers are organs that found on male elasmobranchs (sharks, skates, and rays) and Holocephalans (chimaeras).

Answer 2

Answer:

Claspers are developed on pelvic fin of Shark.

Explanation:

In order to fertilise sexually receptive female sharks, the male sharks' grooved organs are used to inject sperm into their vaginal ducts. Each pelvic fin's inner margin develops these organs, known as "claspers." Because Scoliodon is a shark, it has claspers.

In some species of male animals, there is a structure called a clasper. The pelvic fin's posterior section is where claspers are created. During mating, it acts as an intermittent organ and moves semen into the female's cloaca. Sphyrna is a clasper-equipped hammerhead shark, a type of cartilaginous fish.

For successful copulation, the claspers become extensively calcified during puberty. Male cartilaginous fish are used to research the development of sexual behaviour by measuring the degree of calcification and the size of the claspers.