Explain the class of Pisces and draw the structure of Pisces.
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Characteristics of Pisces:
- They are found in fresh, marine, and brackish water.
- The body is usually streamlined. Some have a spindle-shaped or elongated body as well.
- Their body is distributed into a head, trunk and tail.
- They swim with the help of their tail.
- Paired and unpaired fins represent the appendages. These help the fish to balance while swimming.
- The lateral line system functions as a sensory organ to sense the disturbances in the nearby environment.
- The body is covered with thick-seated scales, which helps by providing protection to the internal organelles.
- The gills help in respiration.
- Closed type blood circulation is observed.
- The internal skeleton is bony or cartilaginous.
- These are cold-blooded organisms.
- They may be herbivores or carnivores, oviparous or ovoviviparous.
- The sexes are separate.
- Fertilization may be external or internal.
- They lack extra-embryonic membranes.
- The digestive system is well-developed.
- The nervous system comprises of the brain and ten pairs of the cranial nerves.
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