GASTRO-INTESTINAL TRACT OF POMADASYS JUBELINI (CUVIER, 1830) IN THE NEW CALABAR-BONNY RIVER, RIVERS STATE, NIGERIA (FULL)

Dr Agbugui Marian Onwude and Oniye, S. J., Auta, J., and Bolorunduro, P.I.   (Published 2019)

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Abstract

The mouth, teeth and intestinal tract of 20 out of 413 specimens of Pomadasys jubelini obtained from the New Calabar-Bonny River were examined macroscopically, microscopically and histologically; features of biological interest were captured photo-microscopically. The terminal mouth possessed by Pomadasys jubelini opens up to 20% of its total body length. The mouth has multiserial bands of setiform teeth; the pharyngeal teeth on the roof and floor surfaces of the


Item Type: Journal article(non-copyrighted)
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Keywords: Terminal mouth, gastro-intestinal tract, Pomadasys jubelini
Department: Natural Science
Field of Study: Biology
Uploaded By: Enoyoze Esosa
Date Added: 15 Feb 2019 11:23am
Last Modified: 15 Feb 2019
Journal URL: https://www.edouniversity.edu.ng/oer/journal/gastro-intestinal_tract_of_pomadasys_jubelini_cuvier_1830_in_the_new_calabar-bonny_river_rivers_state_nigeria_full


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