Exercise 2: Cartilaginous Fish Dissection: Shark А. Examine the illustration of a shark below (a spiny dogfish of the genus Squalus). Determine the anterior, dorsal, posterior and ventral surfaces of the organism and indicate which surface corresponds to each letter on the illustration below. А: C: В: D: C A Sevsd Next, label the pelvic, caudal, dorsal, and pectoral fins on the illustration above. If two of the same fin type occurs along the body from its anterior surface to its posterior, the fins are referred to as "first", "second" and "third", etc., as appropriate (example: first dorsal, second dorsal). Paired fins, on the other hand, are simply referred to as fins (example: pectoral fins)

Exercise 2: Cartilaginous Fish Dissection: Shark А. Examine the illustration of a shark below (a spiny dogfish of the genus Squalus). Determine the anterior, dorsal, posterior and ventral surfaces of the organism and indicate which surface corresponds to each letter on the illustration below. А: C: В: D: C A Sevsd Next, label the pelvic, caudal, dorsal, and pectoral fins on the illustration above. If two of the same fin type occurs along the body from its anterior surface to its posterior, the fins are referred to as "first", "second" and "third", etc., as appropriate (example: first dorsal, second dorsal). Paired fins, on the other hand, are simply referred to as fins (example: pectoral fins)

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