FEN 222_4: 14.Fish Eggs

14.Fish Eggs

14.Fish Eggs

Phylum : Chordata

Class : Pisces

Description: Fish eggs are generally spherical in shape and contain yolk and oil globules. The eggs are categorized as temporary plankton or meroplankton and they are found to be abundant in shallow coastal waters during certain seasons.

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Marine Biology (2+1)

14.Fish Eggs

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