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Throughout history, people have concluded that fingers did not evolve until the creatures made the transition to land 360 million years ago. The chance that fingers evolved in the water could re-categorize the invertebrate evolutionary theories. Daeschler, from the Academy of Sciences, and Shubin, from the University of Pennsylvania, found a wrist-like joint and eight long bones that would have been inside Read More Go to Site Aquaria Central > Marine Votes:0 Aquaria Central > Marine Home > Marine Marine\Reef Features Below are direct links to virtually all marine content on Aquaria Central. Please make your selection. To view other features, return to the main page . Marine Species Profiles In-depth profiles on various marine fish. Marine Photo Gallery Full-color photos of marine fish both common and rare. Marine Articles Aquatic articles covering a number of marine topics. Marine Links Continue your web surfing with these links to other great pages. 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WHAT YOU NEED Paper 14" to 17" long Markers or crayons Rulers String Glue or tape Hole punch Scissors Blank U.S. map (optional) WHAT TO DO Have students draw picture blocks or a cartoon strip, showing in order the five life cycle forms of Pacific salmon: Eggs in the stream gravel Embryo in the stream gravel Fry in the home stream Fingerlings traveling downstream Adults in the ocean and traveling back upstream Tape the ends of the picture together so that it for Read More Go to Site eNature.com - Nature and Wildlife Field Guides Votes:0 site index: select a section HOME Ask an Expert Birding Ranger Rick Q&A Wildlife Backyard Wildlife Habitats About Create your own Gallery Resources Birding Focus Regional Birding Backyard Birding Bird-watching Bird Audio eCards Field Guides Amphibians Birds Butterflies Fishes Insects Mammals Native Plants Reptiles Seashells Seashore Creatures Spiders Trees Wildflowers Help Center Join eNature Nature Theater News Outdoor Planner Bird Habitats Habitats Parkfinder Screen Savers Shop.eNature Wildlife Lists ZipGuides LocalGuides Mammal Tracks Poisonous & Dangerous Threatened & Endangered About Us Contact Info Media Kit Newsroom About This Site Copyright Free Content Links Member Services Privacy Log In wildlife search: Field Guides News Articles Expert Answers Photographers The Web Home | Wildl Read More Go to Site FDA/SPRC/CFSAN Regulatory Fish Encyclopedia (RFE) Browse Page Votes:0 FDA Home Page | CFSAN Home | Search/Subject Index | Q & A | Help U.S. Food & Drug Administration S eafood P roducts R esearch C enter C enter for F ood S afety & A pplied N utrition RFE Original Site | RFE Disclaimer on Use of Images and Data | RFE Mirror Site in China Regulatory Fish Encyclopedia (RFE) Browse Page Browse the index to images and data in the Regulatory Fish Encyclopedia by: Market Name Common Name Scientific Name Family Name Nomenclature and General Information IEF Peak Reports FDA Seafood List RFE Overview or RFE Tutorial Disclaimer The FDA Seafood List is a searchable compendium of more than 1500 species of finfish and shellfish important in the U.S. It includes Approved Market Names, Common Names, Scientific Names, Vernacular (local) Names and links back to the RFE for t Read More Go to Site Fish and Wildlife Research Institute Votes:0 Careers Event Calendar Outreach Partners in Science Press Room Resources and Publications Florida Manatee Florida Panther Freshwater GIS and Mapping Habitat Red Tide Saltwater Wildlife Red Tide Current Status Statewide Information This summary report of current red tide conditions around Florida includes a map of sampling results and regional status reports. 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SELECT SearchPageStats.* FROM SearchPageStats ---> (10/2007) ( 30100 Species, 262300 Common names, 45000 Pictures, 40600 References, 1500 Collaborators, 24 million Hits/month ) ---> Home | FishBase Book | ---> FishBase Book | FishBase Tour | Best Photos | Hints | Guest Book | Download | Links | Fish Forum | Fish Quiz | FishWatcher | Ichthyology Course | LarvalBase | Team | Identification ---> Common Name ---> contains begins with ends with is ---> working but no validation ---> ( e.g. rainbow trout ) A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R Read More Go to Site Fishes - Introduction Votes:0 Unit: Fishes 1 Introduction FISHES The vertebrates can be divided into two groups; the Agnatha (which means without jaws) and the Gnathostomata* which includes all higher vertebrates. Agnathans are separated from all the other vertebrates by their lack of one very important characteristic, a jaw. However, they have most other vertebrate characteristics. Agnathans include the extinct OSTRACODERMS , and the living HAGFISHES and LAMPREYS - fishes adapted for life as scavengers or parasites. The jawed fishes are normally divided into three groups: Placodermi - scaly-skinned fishes Chondrichthyes - cartilaginous fishes Osteichthyes - bony fishes. World fisheries are of vital economic importance to many countries such as Britain, Canada, Russia, Japan and Peru and these industries are almost all Read More Go to Site Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department Votes:0 HOME COLLECTION EDUCATION IMAGE GALLERY SOUTH FLORIDA ORGANIZATIONS MEETINGS STAFF SHARK TROPICAL RESEARCH FRESHWATER RESEARCH BIOLOGICAL PROFILES JUST FOR KIDS IN THE NEWS SITE LINKS FLMNH Education Fish Groups Education Selections... South Florida Aquatic Environments About the Different Groups of Fishes About the Anatomy of Fish and Sharks How Fish and Sharks Swim About Fish Adaptations About the Endangered Species Act How to Become a Biologist About Careers In Ichthyology Most Commonly Asked Shark Questions Most Commonly Asked Sawfish Questions Most Commonly Asked Ray and Skate Questions Most Commonly Asked Fish Questions Identification Key to Freshwater Fishes of Peninsular Florida Field Key to Sharks Skates of the Western Gulf of Maine Project Shark Awareness - A Public Outreach Educ Read More Go to Site fwkc.com Votes:0 This page requires frames Read More Go to Site Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary Home Votes:0 Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary , designated in January 1981, is one of the largest near shore live-bottom reefs in the southeastern United States. The sanctuary is located 17.5 nautical miles off Sapelo Island, GA, and one of 14 marine protected areas that make up the National Marine Sanctuary System that encompass more than 150,000 square miles of marine and Great Lakes waters from Washington State to the Florida Keys, and from Lake Huroon to American Samoa; and one of three marine sanctuaries that make up the Southeast Region. Within the 17-square-nautical-mile sanctuary, there are both rocky ledges and sandy flat places. 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The Salmonidae family contains a large number of different species grouped into three distinct categories (Wooding, 1959): Family Salmonidae Genus Species Salmo Atlantic Salmon, Steelhead Trout, Rainbow Trout, Kamloops Trout, Mountain Kamloops Trout, Coastal Cut-Throat Trout, Yellow Read More Go to Site Home Page, Division of Fishes, Department of Vertebrate Zoology, NMNH Votes:0 Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History Donate Search Field: Search Submit: ">Advanced Search Plan Your Visit Exhibitions Education Research & Collections Explore A Topic About Us Get Involved Calendar Department of Vertebrate Zoology Division of Fishes Carl Hansen © Smithsonian Institution Home Research Collections Visitor Information Loans Destructive Sampling Genetic Resources Online Catalog Related Links Staff VZ All Fishes Contact Us NMNH Home › Research & Collections › Vertebrate Zoology › The Division of Fishes Ecsenius tricolor Jeff Williams © Smithsonian Institution Ichthyology is the study of fishes. Research by staff and associates in the Division covers a broad spectrum of the great diversity of fishes, generally relying on the vast resources of the nat Read More Go to Site Houston Zoo - Family Fun and Educational Experience in Houston, Texas Votes:0 Plan your Visit Today at the Zoo Hours & Pricing Maps & Directions Upcoming Events Wildlife Lecture Series Mac's Birthday Breakfast with Santa 12 Days of Giving Zoo Ball 2008 Getting Around the Zoo Eat At The Zoo Cypress Circle Coupons & Specials Holiday Offers Tourist Guide ACCESS Program Families Agencies Events & Private Parties Private Parties /Facility Rentals Corporate Events Social Events Weddings Birthday Parties Picnics Tours Animal Painting Experience Behind-the-Scenes Cat Training Window Twilight Tours Walk on the Wild Side Vet for a Day Upcoming Events Wildlife Lecture Series Breakfast with Santa 12 Days of Giving Zoo Ball 2008 Calendar of Events Education Teachers & Schools 2008 Workshops Individuals & Families Outreach & ZooMobiles Scouts & Youth Groups Overnights & Evenings Read More Go to Site Ichthyology at the Australian Museum Votes:0 About fishes What is a fish? Information on scales, bones and fish or fishes. Fish Department Research, staff, visitors, volunteers, field work and more. Collections The Collection, online data, types, tour and maps. Larval Fishes Scientific information about larval fishes including taxonomic descriptions and a reference database. Fish links Selected fishy links worldwide. Find a fish Pages on hundreds of species of fishes. Identify a fish A pictorial key to the identification of fishes to family, with links back to fact sheets. Student stuff Fish adaptations, fish keys and two virtual dissections. FAQs A selection of FAQs about the collection and fishes in general. Fish movies Beautiful underwater footage of Australian fishes including sharks and rays. What's New? New Fish Image Fri, 23 N Read More Go to Site Ichthyology at the Australian Museum Votes:0 About fishes What is a fish? Information on scales, bones and fish or fishes. Fish Department Research, staff, visitors, volunteers, field work and more. Collections The Collection, online data, types, tour and maps. Larval Fishes Scientific information about larval fishes including taxonomic descriptions and a reference database. Fish links Selected fishy links worldwide. Find a fish Pages on hundreds of species of fishes. Identify a fish A pictorial key to the identification of fishes to family, with links back to fact sheets. Student stuff Fish adaptations, fish keys and two virtual dissections. FAQs A selection of FAQs about the collection and fishes in general. Fish movies Beautiful underwater footage of Australian fishes including sharks and rays. What's New? New Fish Image Fri, 23 N Read More Go to Site Index of /~kjcapfsh/old/fish Votes:0 Index of /~kjcapfsh/old/fish Name Last modified Size Description Parent Directory - bsurfperch.html 25-Jul-2000 08:35 3.6K croaker.html 25-Jul-2000 08:35 2.9K guitarfish.html 25-Jul-2000 08:35 3.1K halibut.html 25-Jul-2000 08:35 3.8K images/ 25-Jul-2000 08:35 - jacksmelt.html 25-Jul-2000 08:35 3.9K ksalmon.html 25-Jul-2000 08:35 3.3K leopardshark.html 25-Jul-2000 08:35 2.9K mackerel.html 25-Jul-2000 08:35 4.5K menu.html 25-Jul-2000 08:35 720 opaleye.html 25-Jul-2000 08:35 2.5K scorpionfish.html 25-Jul-2000 08:35 2.7K stripedbass.html 25-Jul-2000 08:35 4.3K whitecroaker.html 25-Jul-2000 08:35 4.4K Apache/2.0.53 (Fedora) Server at www.pacificsites.com Port 80 Read More Go to Site Life Cycle of the Pacific Salmon Activity: Purpose and Concepts Votes:0 Purpose and Concepts Life Cycle of the Pacific Salmon Students are sensitive to environmental issues, such as energy conservation and recycling. They can learn to appreciate that life in the wild offers us models of recycling, too. The unique story of the migratory life of Pacific salmon offers an illustrative example for students to begin to understand the concepts of: Life cycle Recycling Distance Innate behavior Dependency The purpose of this activity is to present the Pacific salmon story clearly in sequence, constructing circular life-cycle models that can be hung from the classroom ceiling. The optional work with maps is intended to orient students to the geographical relationships among the places in which Pacific salmon live at different life stages. Students can ponder their own d Read More Go to Site M22.htm Votes:0 MEER home Marine biology home Table of Contents Index References Books CD-ROMs Links Support MEER CLASSES AND ORDERS OF FISHES CLASS MYXINI ( Hagfishes ) Order Myxiniformes CLASS CEPHALASPIDOMORPHI ( Lampreys ) Order Petromyzontiformes CLASS ELASMOBRANCHII ( Sharks , Rays , Guitarfish , Sawfish ) Order Hexanchiformes (Cow and frill sharks ) Order Heterodontiformes ( Bullhead and Horn Sharks ) Order Orectolobiformes ( Whale , Nurse , carpet , goblin sharks , and relatives) Order Lamniformes (Tiger, Mackerel , Basking , and Thresher Sharks ) Order Carchariniformes ( Houndsharks , Cat, Weasel, Requiem , Hammerhead Sharks , and relatives) Order Squaliformes ( Dogfish , Bramble Sharks ) Order Pristiophoriformes (Saw Sharks ) Order Squatiniformes ( Angel Sharks ) Order Pristiformes ( Sawfish ) O Read More Go to Site MGH Zebrafish WWW Server Votes:0 MGH / CVRC Zebrafish Server Zebrafish Microsatellite Maps Searchable Zebrafish Microsatellite Map An on-line database displaying information from the current 3845-marker map. Recommended for all map users - provides updated maps and detailed information on each marker in searchable form! Zebrafish map 2000 Shimoda et al. (1999) Zebrafish genetic map with 2000 microsatellite markers. Genomics 58:219-232. Map Comparison Comparison of the zebrafish microsatellite map (Shimoda et al.) and the RAPD map (Postlethwait et al.). Data and graphics or the zebrafish map paper Knapik, et al. (1998) A microsatellite genetic linkage map for zebrafish (Danio rerio). Nature Genetics 18, 338-343. A zebrafish genetic linkage map consisting of 705 simple sequence-length polymorphism markers (SSLPs), using 44 Read More Go to Site PHY's MIDWATER/Mesopelagic Votes:0 DEEP-SEA PAGES: MESOPELAGIC (MIDWATER) ANIMALS Paul H. Yancey, Whitman College Below are fishes we caught from the mesopelagic (midwater) zone of the ocean off Oregon (200-800m deep). Return to my MAIN DEEP-SEA PAGE for details on animal collection; and for TOPIC CONTENTS (or use pull-down menu, below). If you copy and use photos, please WRITE for PERMISSION first at Some of these photos are mine, others are ones I took from the ROV Oceanic Explorer 's or Alvin's cameras. OTHER TOPICS Choose a page... I. CONTENTS and Life in the Deep II. ANIMALS: Unknowns; Worms --Bathyal and Abyssal Fish --Echinoderms --Cnidaria (+ Porifera) --Molluscs, Arthropods --Epipelagic (Surface) --Vents and Seeps III. Research at Sea IV. High Pressure! V. Oceans in Trouble VIII. Mail VII. Index VI.New Discoveries! Read More Go to Site River Life Votes:0 Featured Species of the Month: Eastern Crayfish The featured species for February is the eastern crayfish. Learn more about this freshwater crustacean. Over 30,000 miles of rivers and streams course through the glaciated landscape of Maine. These abundant waterways are the region's arteries of life, home to thousands of species ranging from the tiniest micro-organisms to large mammals. Some of the more prevalent and well-known species are listed below: alewife American beaver American eel American shad Atlantic salmon bald eagle beaver black bear blueback herring brook trout brown trout bull frog Canada goose canvasback duck cormorant coyote eastern crayfish grass pink great blue heron great horned owl horned grebe loon moose muskrat northern river otter northern water snake osprey rainbow Read More Go to Site Sea-Ex Fish Facts and Information Votes:0 Welcome to Sea-Ex Recreational Angling Site - All Types of Fishing & Marine Directory Home Main Angling Page What's New . Fishing/Angling Fishing Types - General Fishing - Game Fishing - Sport Fishing - Fly Fishing - Rock Fishing - Beach Fishing - Estuary Fishing - Coarse Angling Hot Spots Brag Board Fish Tagging Charters & Guides Fishing Clubs & Assn's Fish Photos & Info Fishing Fun . Fishing Tackle Tackle Shops Wholesale Tackle Suppliers . Seafood Retail Seafood Sales Seafood Restaurants Seafood Recipes Seafood Cookbooks Seafood Information . Marine & Boating Marine Services . Information Fish Information Books on Fishing/Angling Weather & Tides Hints & Tips Educational Links Fishing Links . Sea-Ex Services Advertise on Sea-Ex Add Your Company Website Design & Hosting About Sea-Ex Contac Read More Go to Site SECONDARY EFFECTS OF OVER-EXPLOITATION Votes:0 Biodiversity and Conservation: A Hypertext Book by Peter J. Bryant Chapter 9: SECONDARY EFFECTS OF OVER-EXPLOITATION Notes for this chapter are all in the notes pages of the slide show : http://darwin.bio.uci.edu:80/~sustain/protected/chap9slides.ppt Hypertext Book Table of Contents Chapter 10: CATALOGING AND MAPPING BIODIVERSITY Feedback form for questions, comments and suggestions Copyright ?2002 Peter J. Bryant ( pjbryant@uci.edu ), School of Biological Sciences, University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA 92697, USA. Phone (949) 824-4714 Fax (949) 824-3571 A Project of the Interdisciplinary Minor in Global Sustainability Read More Go to Site Southern Division AFS Links Votes:0 Southern Division of the American Fisheries Society Alabama - Arkansas - Florida - Georgia - Kentucky - Louisiana - Maryland - Mississippi - North Carolina - Oklahoma - South Carolina - Tennessee - Texas - Virginia - Washington, D.C. - West Indian Islands - West Virginia Home | Committees | Links | Meetings | News | Students www sdafs.org AFS Units Aquaculture Aquatic Vegetation Conservation Agencies Databases Data Analysis and Statistics Ecology Employment Environmental and Weather Information Fish Atlases and Lists Fish Biology Fisheries Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Marine Science Mussels Reservoirs and Lakes Search Engines Software Streams and Rivers Universities Submit a Site: Click here to submit a link to include on the SDAFS web site. Links / Southern Division AFS Links AFS Read More Go to Site Target Fish Species Of Cairns And North Queensland Votes:0 Fly Fishing Sports Fishing Game Fishing Search: Target Species We could have gone all technical on you, but "Fishing Cairns" has been designed to inform and enlighten you, the visiting angler, on all matters "fishy", in the same way as if you were talking to a mate down at the pub. Bearing that in mind, and to help make up your mind as to what to target, and what style of fishing best suits you, the following target species are described in a no-nonsense fashion which will not only describe your quarry, but enhance your knowledge of its preferred location, tackle techniques and eating qualities. You might also wish to visit our Information Section for details of size and bag limits, and other relevant government restrictions and industry guidelines, and our Cairns Seasonal Fishing Guide to Read More Go to Site TEACH: Non-native invasive species in the Great Lakes Votes:0 Water Pollution Areas of Concern Invasive Species Urban Sprawl Fisheries Learning on the Web (FLOW) Michigan Sea Grant (11/20) Four new and revised classroom lessons help educators and students observe and identify Great Lakes fish, understand the fundamentals of fish habitat and life cycles, and learn how scientists monitor the movement of fish populations. The Day the Great Lakes Drained Away Mackinac Island Press (11/7) Charles Ferguson Barker is the author and illustrator of the elementary book "The Day the Great Lakes Drained Away." The foreword of the book is written by Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm. Barker will get you thinking about the Great Lakes with appreciation and amazement. TEACH Calendar of Events What's going on in your neighborhood this month? Meet other people and Read More Go to Site Tennessee Aquarium Kids & Teachers Votes:0 HOME > Kids & Teachers If you’re a teacher, a kid, or even a kid at heart, this section provides you with information about all the educational opportunities at the Tennessee Aquarium. So dive right in. Happy surfing! DISCOVER MORE . . . Donate Now IMAX 3D Theater Behind the Scenes Tours Rent Our Facility Unique Birthday Parties Get Unlimited Visits Calendar of Events Sleepovers at the Aquarium Ocean Journey How you can help High School Volunteers Untitled Document [ Home | Visitor Information | IMAX Theater | Contributions & Membership | Events & Travel l Meet Our Animals ] [ Kids & Teachers | Get Involved | Online Gift Shop | NewsRoom | Links | Search | Privacy Policy ] The Tennessee Aquarium is a non-profit institution. See how you can help support our many education, conservat Read More Go to Site The NEODAT II Project Votes:0 WELCOME TO THE NEODAT PROJECT HOMEPAGE Search Museum Records of Neotopical Fishes (Currently Off Line) Links to 24 ichthyological search engines Visit the Neodat Literature Project Search our Database of Species Description References (Currently Out of Order) The Inter-Institutional Database of Fish Biodiversity in the Neotropics (NEODAT) is an international cooperative effort to make available systematic and geographic data on neotropical freshwater fish specimens deposited in natural history collections in the New World and Europe. The Project is funded by National Science Foundation grants to the University of Michigan (UMMZ), the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) and the University of New Orleans (UNO). Visitor 90813 since 20.IV.1999 Read More Go to Site Web search Votes:0 Click here to proceed. Read More Go to Site When Fish Bite Votes:0 Dr. Peter Wainwright with triggerfish skeleton W hen Fish Bite Fish have been chomping things for 400 million years. How they do it today is a fascinating study in the vagaries of evolution. by Frank Stephenson They've been catching and eating things longer than the swiftest, most terrifying predator that ever roamed the earth. Two hundred million years before the first dinosaur clamored about in search of a meal, the seas teemed with them, and their appetites were every bit as ravenous and as varied as their saurian cousins' would ever be. Fish are such commonplace animals-wherever there's water you'll likely find them-that it's easy to understand why they're often taken for granted even by serious students of wildlife. But to scientists with a passion to learn how Earth's incredible web Read More Go to Site wildlife2000.com Votes:0 wildlife2000.com Click here to go to wildlife2000.com . 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