Fish Anatomy and Propagation Quiz
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What is the primary function of the liver in fish?

  • To regulate blood circulation
  • To provide movement and locomotion
  • To store and concentrate bile (correct)
  • To filter out liquid
  • Which method is NOT associated with fish propagation?

  • Selective harvesting (correct)
  • Artificial methods
  • Hormonal modification
  • Natural methods
  • Which organ in fish is responsible for connecting the brain to the body?

  • Pyloric caeca
  • Heart
  • Gall bladder
  • Spinal cord (correct)
  • What role do kidneys play in fish anatomy?

    <p>They filter out liquid.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following fish is commonly cultured in ponds?

    <p>Tilapia</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which external part of a fish is primarily responsible for protecting the gills?

    <p>Gill cover</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What term is used to describe the scientific method of cashing fish?

    <p>Fish culture</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of fish possesses both fins and scales?

    <p>Fin fish</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary function of the caudal peduncle in fish?

    <p>To provide thrust</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is a method to extend the shelf life of fish?

    <p>Fish preservation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Fish Structure

    • Fish have a brain that controls their body
    • Spinal column forms the framework of the fish
    • Spinal cord – part that connects the brain
    • Swim bladder – to store and concentrate the bile
    • Kidneys – filter out liquid
    • Stomach and intestines
    • Pyloric caeca – organ that resembles thin
    • Liver – important organ for fish
    • Heart – circulates blood throughout the body
    • Muscels – provide movement of fish
    • Gonads – sexual gland of fish and locomotion

    Fish Culture

    • Fish propagation – natural and artificial methods
      • Natural – fish does not interfere
      • Artificial – made possible by injecting hormones
    • Fish cultivation – rearing of fish
    • Fish conservation – the public control

    Commonly cultured fish in ponds

    • Tilapia – fish that obtains rooturity
    • Milkfish – this is silvery fish of the open seas
    • Carp – has double barbels at the mouth

    Fish Processing/Preservation

    • Methods to use in fish curing

    • Methods used in the Philippines

      • Salting
      • Drying
      • Fermentation
    • Salting – process of preservation of fish

      • Dry Salting – directly applying salt to the fish
      • Brine Salting – solution of salt and water
      • Salting to make brine – similar to drying and salting smaller fish
    • Fermentation – salting smaller fish

    • Drying – oldest method of preservation of fish

      • Sun drying – spread on tray or grid
      • Artificial heat – exposure to hot air or radiation
      • Air blast – dried by means of a fan run by electric

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    Test your knowledge on the anatomy of fish and their propagation methods with this comprehensive quiz. From liver functions to the scientific methods of fish catching, you’ll explore critical aspects of fish biology and aquaculture. Perfect for students and enthusiasts alike!

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