Based on the Figure 16.11Make a complete blood flow tracinga) from the caudal fin tail back to the heart using the illustration in Figure 16.11. &b) from the intestine back to the heart to the urinary bladder. using the illustration in Figure 16.11. commoncardinal veinpasterior cardinalSinusanterorcoehacomesentencarterydorsal aortacardhnai Sinus,renal arterycephalic capitliariesrenal portal veinnostrilmouthksineyrenal veinVIsceral capilaresgl capillariesconusartenosushepalicarteryhepaticcaudal capillanesventral aortaventrclévenlivercapillaneshepatic portal vein(Photo retrieved from: http://www.notesonzoology.com/wpcontent/uploads/2013/01/clip_image006-3.jpg)Figure 16.11. Circulatory system of the fish.Silus

As we know cardiovascular system consist of Blood , heart and blood vessels. fish have closed…

Based on the Figure 16.11 Make a complete blood flow tracing a) from the caudal fin tail back to the heart using the illustration in Figure 16.11. & b) from the intestine back to the heart to the urinary bladder. using the illustration in Figure 16.11.

Based on the Figure 16.11 Make a complete blood flow tracing a) from the caudal fin tail back to the heart using the illustration in Figure 16.11. & b) from the intestine back to the heart to the urinary bladder. using the illustration in Figure 16.11.

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Based on the Figure 16.11

Make a complete blood flow tracing

a) from the caudal fin tail back to the heart using the illustration in Figure 16.11. &

b) from the intestine back to the heart to the urinary bladder. using the illustration in Figure 16.11.

common
cardinal vein
pasterior cardinal
Sinus
anteror
coehacomesentenc
artery
dorsal aorta
cardhnai Sinus,
renal artery
cephalic capitliaries
renal portal vein
nostril
mouth
ksiney
renal vein
VIsceral capilares
gl capillaries
conus
artenosus
hepalic
artery
hepatic
caudal capillanes
ventral aorta
ventrclé
ven
liver
capillanes
hepatic portal vein
(Photo retrieved from: http://www.notesonzoology.com/wpcontent/uploads/2013/01/clip_image006-3.jpg)
Figure 16.11. Circulatory system of the fish.
Silus

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