Aryana Chambers

Biology

11 May, 20:51

The fins of lobe-finned fish are supported by extensions of the skeleton and are moved by muscles within the fin whereas the fins of ray-finned fish are supported by flexible, non skeletal elements and are moved by muscles from within the fish's body. 1. True2. False

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