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Snout

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Nape

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<p>Operculum; Plate-like structure covering the branchial chamber and consisting of four bones: the opercle, preopercle, subopercle, and interopercle.</p>

Operculum; Plate-like structure covering the branchial chamber and consisting of four bones: the opercle, preopercle, subopercle, and interopercle.

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<p>Lateral line; Sensory system consisting of pores and canals along the head and body for the detection of vibrations and water movement, often associated with perforated scales along the body</p>

Lateral line; Sensory system consisting of pores and canals along the head and body for the detection of vibrations and water movement, often associated with perforated scales along the body

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Caudal Peduncle

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Anus

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Isthmus; Area of the throat ventral to the gill openings.

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<p>Branchiostegals; Slender, bony elements in the gill membrane, slightly ventral and posterior to the operculum.</p>

Branchiostegals; Slender, bony elements in the gill membrane, slightly ventral and posterior to the operculum.

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Cheek

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<p>Compressed</p>

Compressed

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<p>Depressed</p>

Depressed

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<p>Globiform</p>

Globiform

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<p>Anguilliform</p>

Anguilliform

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Soft Dorsal Fin; unpaired

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Adipose; unpaired

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Caudal fin; unpaired

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Anal fin; unpaired

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Pelvic; paired

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Pectoral fin; paired

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Spinous dorsal fin; unpaired

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Soft dorsal fin; unpaired

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<p>Soft rays: have evident segments, are bilaterally divided, are often branched, are typically flexible, and are usually connected by a fleshY membrane</p><p>Spines: lack segments, are not bilaterally divided, are never branched, and are usually stiff and sometimes pungent</p>

Soft rays: have evident segments, are bilaterally divided, are often branched, are typically flexible, and are usually connected by a fleshY membrane

Spines: lack segments, are not bilaterally divided, are never branched, and are usually stiff and sometimes pungent

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<p>Abdominal; Inserted well posterior to the pectoral fins.</p>

Abdominal; Inserted well posterior to the pectoral fins.

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Subabdominal; inserted slightly posterior to the pectoral fins

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Jugular; Inserted slightly anterior to the pectoral fins.

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<p>Thoracic; Inserted slightly posterior to or directly under the pectoral fins.</p>

Thoracic; Inserted slightly posterior to or directly under the pectoral fins.

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Mental; Inserted far forward, often near the symphysis of the lower jaw .

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