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Koi Fish Skeleton Anatomy Diagram

The back-curving serrations of the primary dorsal spine make for an effective defensive weapon against predators Koi have a single dorsal fin which is primarily used for stabilization in the water The caudal fin, used primarily for forward motion, is large and wide -a typical shape for a slower moving Koi are best suited to being benthic or bottom feeders fish and therefore have a sub-terminal or inferior mouth shape KELOASE A large rib cage serves to contain very long digestive tract. Koi have no stomach, just an elongated digestive tract to absord nutrients As with the dorsal spine, the primary anal spine is also armed with back- the curving serrations for defense

Koi Fish Skeleton Anatomy Diagram

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Image describing key parts of a koi skeleton

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