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myocomma

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  • striated muscle; human biceps muscle
    muscle
    / Jawed fishes

    …and usually lie in the myocommata, the fascial tissue separating each myomere. In fishes, the ribs primarily serve to improve the leverage of the myomeres in producing the undulatory movements of swimming. The ribs are short in sharks but may develop to considerable length in bony fishes. Unlike the cyclostomes,…

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    …and usually lie in the myocommata, the fascial tissue separating each myomere. In fishes, the ribs primarily serve to improve the leverage of the myomeres in producing the undulatory movements of swimming. The ribs are short in sharks but may develop to considerable length in bony fishes. Unlike the cyclostomes,…

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