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    Fish Diversity of Fish Operculum Swim Bladder Scales Fins Lips Eyes Cells Mucous

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    Fish have a two-chambered heart, gills to breathe oxygen from water, and fins and scales to move and protect their bodies in water. There are over 32,000 known fish species, with most living in saltwater. Fish are divided into those with cartilage skeletons and those with bone skeletons.

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    Fish have a two-chambered heart, gills to breathe oxygen from water, and fins and scales to move and protect their bodies in water. There are over 32,000 known fish species, with most living in saltwater. Fish are divided into those with cartilage skeletons and those with bone skeletons.

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    Main article: Fish See also: Diversity of fish Fish anatomy includes a two-chambered heart, operculum, swim bladder, scales, fins, lips, eyes and secretory cells that produce mucous. Fish breathe by extracting oxygen from water through their gills. Fins propel and stabilize the fish in the water. Major fishes coming under two categories - Elasmobranchs and teleosts.[clarification needed] A reported 32,700 species of fish have been described (as of December 2013),[6] more than the combined total of all other vertebrates. About 60% of fish species are saltwater fish.[7]

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