dorsal fin

The first dorsal fin is much longer than the second.

If there was one inside we'd see his dorsal fin.

It is about the same size as the second dorsal fin.

Both of the dorsal fins are about the same size.

Nor does it have a dorsal fin on its back.

On the front end of the fish, there are two dorsal fins.

On the dorsal fin near the head is a small blue spot.

The dorsal fins are located very far back on the body.

The second bar is on the body below the dorsal fin.

The first dorsal fin is short and placed high on the back.

A small dorsal fin is set far back near the tail.

As he left the cathedral, his dorsal fin began to show.

They do not have a dorsal fin like a shark.

There are two dorsal fins, the first much larger than the second.

The dorsal fins do not have a ridge between them.

Both also have the black and white patch on the dorsal fin.

The dorsal fin is small and rounded behind the middle of the back.

Part of the dorsal fin becomes red, as do the lips.

Its first dorsal fin has 39 to 43 rays from front to back.

The first dorsal fin is black with white base and tip.

There is no ridge between the first and second dorsal fins.

The dorsal fin or parts of the back are exposed.

There is sometimes a dark blaze between the head and dorsal fin as well.

The male is larger and has a more pointed dorsal fin.

This is the mark in the water caused by the fish's dorsal fin.