Morphological adaptation of the buccal cavity in relation to
feeding habits of the omnivorous fish Clariasgariepinus: A scanning electron microscopic study

Faculty	Science	Year:	2012
Type of Publication:	ZU Hosted	Pages:	191–198
Authors:	Iman Hassan Mohammed Sheikh Staff Zu Site Abstract In Staff Site
Journal:	The Journal of Basic & Applied Zoology Elsevier	Volume:

Keywords :	Morphological adaptation , , buccal cavity , relation to feeding
Abstract:	The surface architecture of the buccal cavity of the omnivorous fish Clariasgariepinus was studied in relation to its food and feeding habits. The buccal cavity of the present fish was investigated by mean of scanning electron microscope. T

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