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Majors animal: External anatomy of the shark (matching)

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Anatomy
Physiology
Eyes   Large, image-forming sight organs with immovable eyelids  
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Nostrils   Paired openings on the ventral surface of the head leading to olfactory receptors  
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Mouth   Subterminal opening to digestive tract; lined with razor-sharp teeth  
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Spiracles   Paired openings on the dorsal surface of the head that function as modified gill slits allowing water to be drawn into the pharynx and across the gills  
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External gill slits   Five pairs of openings along the sides of the head that allow the release of water  
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Pectoral fins   Steering and braking while swimming and maintenance of dorsal-ventral orientation  
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Pelvic fins   Steering while swimming  
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Anal fin   Steering while swimming; located near the anus  
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Caudal fin   Provides thrust and acts as a rudder while swimming  
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Dorsal fins   Steering and maintenance of dorsal-ventral orientation while swimming; located on the dorsal surface  
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Abdominal pores   Paired openings near the cloaca; the function of which is unclear  
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Lateral lines   Specialized sensory organs that detect vibrations and current disturbances as well as weak electrical fields in the water; used for navigation and prey capture  
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