- A
walking fish, or
ambulatory fish, is a
fish that is able to
travel over land for
extended periods of time. Some
other modes of non-standard
fish locomotion...
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Walking (also
known as ambulation) is one of the main
gaits of
terrestrial locomotion among legged animals.
Walking is
typically slower than
running and...
- 2018. "Mexican
Walking Fish,
Axolotls Ambystoma mexicanum" (PDF).
Archived from the
original (PDF) on 15
March 2018. "Axolotols (
Walking Fish)". Aquarium...
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fishes, and
early sharks,
earning the
Devonian the
epithet "the age of
fishes".
Fishes are a
paraphyletic group,
since any
clade containing all
fish,...
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evade the strike.
Adult fishes exhibit rapid suction feeding strikes as
compared to
larval fishes.
Sensitivity of
larval fish to
velocity and flow fields...
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cartilaginous fishes (see below),
which have
skeletons made
mainly of
cartilage (except for
their teeth, fin spines, and denticles). Bony
fishes are divided...
- or
temporary pools that may dry up. When this happens, its "
walking"
skill allows the
fish to move to
other aquatic environments.
Considerable taxonomic...
- Nelson, JS; Grande, TC & Wilson, MVH (2016). "classification of
fishes from
Fishes of the
World 5th Edition" (PDF).
Retrieved 10 May 2018.
Murdy EO (1989)...
- by
thousands of
small walking fish.
Awakening a
month later, he
discovers that
Koyanagi has
placed her into a custom-built
walking machine. Upon switching...
- that is not reduced.
Skates belong to the
ancient lineage of
cartilaginous fishes.
Fossil denticles (tooth-like
scales in the skin)
resembling those of today's...
