Question

1. fish tails: match the tails to what they are adapted for: a. emarginated b. lunate c. forked d. truncated e. rounded a fusilier fish uses short bursts of speed and makes quick turns to attack its prey. what tail shape is best adapted for this type of activity?

Explanation:

Emarginated tails allow for quick acceleration and sharp turns, which are useful for a fish that uses short - bursts of speed and makes quick turns to attack prey. Lunate tails are for high - speed, long - distance swimming. Forked tails are good for fast swimming and some maneuverability but not as optimal for quick, sharp turns as emarginated ones. Truncated tails provide some thrust but less maneuverability. Rounded tails are more for slow, steady swimming and less for rapid, sharp movements.

Answer:

A. Emarginated