- Fins are
moving appendages protruding from the body of fish that
interact with
water to
generate thrust and help the fish swim.
Apart from the tail or...
- the sea water.
Large parts of the
Leedsichthys fossils consist of bony
finrays.
Leedsichthys has two
pectoral fins that
probably were
located rather low...
- ISSN 1932-6181. Hartisch,
Richard Matthias; Haninger,
Kevin (2023-01-20). "Compliant
finray-effect
gripper for high-speed
robotic ****embly of
electrical components"...
- to a
length of 2.9 cm. It has 11 to 12
dorsal finrays, 16 to 17 anal
finrays, and 14
pectoral finrays. It is an
abundant species of fish, with a stable...
-
length of 12 cm (4.7 in). It has 109–111
dorsal finrays, 79–83 anal
finrays, and 31–32
pectoral finrays.
Cataetyx alleni is bathydemersal,
living at depths...
-
length of 5.5 cm, and it
contains 13 to 14
dorsal finrays, 20 anal
finrays, and 13 to 15
pectoral finrays. It
lives in
depths from 51 to 700
meters deep...
-
aegyptiaca has 62-87
finrays to the
common sole's 69-97
finrays,
other finray counts are
pectoral fin on e**** side with 7-9 to 9-10, anal
finrays 51-72 compared...
- is
immediately anterior to the eye.
There are 55–60
dorsal finrays and 50–54 anal
finrays. It has a
lateral line with pit
organs but no pores, and 8–13...
- fin is well
behind the midpoint; the anal fin is far back, with 22–24
finrays. The
sharpchin barracudina is
bathypelagic and oceanodromous,
living in...
-
while the anal fin has 3
spines and 5 soft rays. The
pectoral has 19-21
finrays with the
upper rays
being branched and the
lower rays are
unbranched and...
