In which of the following fishes is depressiform body found?

Correct option is B

Correct Answer: (b) Ray fish
Explanation:
→ Depressiform body shape refers to a flattened dorsoventral body form.
→ Rays exhibit this form as they are adapted for bottom-dwelling life.
→ Helps in burying into substrate and gliding along the seabed.
Information Booster:
→ Pectoral fins are enlarged and wing-like.
→ Eyes and spiracles lie on the dorsal side.
→ Efficient ambush predators.
Additional Information (Other Options):
(a) Eel – Anguilliform.
(c) Flat fish – Laterally compressed.
(d) Sun fish – Globiform.