Chordata
Chordates get their name from their characteristic notochord. It plays a significant role in chordate structure and movement. Chordates are bilaterally symmetric, possess a circulatory system, and exhibit metameric segmentation.
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Banking Through Blue Water
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Fins Outstretched
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Beneath the Wings of an Eagle Ray
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Graceful Spotted Eagle Ray in Motion
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An Eagle Ray’s Close Passage
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Banking Through the Blue — Shark at Texas State Aquarium
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Silent Passage - Sandbar Shark in Blue
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Among Golden Coral
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Curious Longhorn Cowfish Up Close
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A Little Face with Long Horns
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Golden Reflection — Longhorn Cowfish
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Beneath the Mirror — A Cowfish Portrait
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Quiet Passage in Blue
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Beneath the Rocky Arch
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The Shape of a Silent Hunter
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Fins in the Spotlight
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Where Stone Meets Blue
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Silver Against the Blue
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A Glimpse of Teeth
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Shadows Along the Shark’s Back
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Eye of the Nurse Shark
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An Eye of Gold Beneath the Blue
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Golden Contours
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A Shark Painted in Gold
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