Stock photography picture of Actinopterygii Anatomical Anatomy Animal Archocentrus Archocentrus Nigrofasciatus Bilateria Biolog...

ACK3WB - Licenced Description SEM of convict cichlid fish skin Archocentrus nigrofasciatus also called Cichlasoma nigrofasciatum mag 600x at 24 x 36 mm Epidermal cells can have highly convoluted surfaces retaining slime which functions in protection Fish slimes are produced by epidermal cells and their degradation Keywords Actinopterygii, Anatomical, Anatomy, Animal, Archocentrus, Archocentrus, Nigrofasciatus, Bilateria, Biological, Biology, Body, Cell, Cellular, Chordata, Chordate, Cichlasoma, Cichlasoma, Nigrofasciatum, Cichlid, Cichlidae, Coelomata, Concept, Convoluted, Convict, Convict, Cichlid, Craniata, Crime, Criminal, Cutaneous, Cytology, Deuterostomia, Embryology, Epidermal, Epidermis, Epidermis, Epidermal, Cell, Eukaryotae, Eukaryote, Fish, Form, Germ, Germinal, Hold, Human, Integumentary, System, Layer, Life, Science, Metazoa, Micrograph, Micrography, Microscopy, Nigrofasciatus, Nigrofasciatum, Organ, System, Organism, Outer, Perciformes, Plant, Anatomy, Plant, Tissue, Protection, Protective, Properties, Retain, Retaining, Scanning, Scanning, Electron, Micrograph, SEM, Shape, Shaped, Skin, Slime, Slimy, Surface, Taxonomic, Adjective, Vertebrate