Science, asked by prerakvashisth, 1 year ago

which of these is really fish(star fish/silver fish/jelly fish)

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Answered by VysakhAV
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None of them are really a fish . A starfish is not a fish , it has no gills , fins or scales . Jelly fish is not a fish , it belongs to a group called invertebrates while fishes are vertebrates . Silverfish are not fish , they are insects , but are so called as they resemble a fish and its movement . Hope this helps

prerakvashisth: thanks so much
Answered by soniatiwari214
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Answer:

None of these is real fishes.

Explanation:

  • Starfish belong to the phylum Echinodermata
  • Silverfish is an insect
  • Jellyfish belong to the phylum Cnidaria.
  • Echinoderms with a star form that belong to the class Asteroidea are known as starfish or sea stars.
  • Marine invertebrates include starfish.
  • Although some species have more arms, they typically have a centre disc and five arms.
  • The aboral or upper surface is made up of overlapping plates and can be smooth, granular, or spiky.
  • A species of tiny, adolescent, wingless insect belonging to the Zygentoma group is called a silverfish.
  • The insect's silvery light grey colour and fish-like appearance in its movements are the sources of its common name.
  • The informal popular names for the medusa-phase of a few gelatinous organisms of the subphylum Medusozoa, a significant division of the phylum Cnidaria, are jellyfish and sea jellies.

None of the options given is fish.

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