The Geography of Afghanistan. Major Bodies of Water: Afghanistan is a landlocked and fairly dry country. Major rivers include Kabul River, Amu Darya, Harirud River, and the Helmand River. Lakes include Lake Zarkol, Kajaki Reservoir, the five lakes of Band-e Amir, and the Sardeh Dam.
Phylum Chordata - lancelets,hagfish ,lampreys ,fishes ,sharks ,amphibians,reptiles ,birds ,mammals
The hagfish are displayed with the fish as they used to be classified with the lampreys and extinct ostracoderms in the superclass Agnatha, a term no longer used. All hagfish are marine, feeding on invertebrates but also scavenging on dead and dying fish.here are two groups of living jawless, elongate eel-like animals lacking paired fins: hagfish and lampreys. These animals are the only living representatives of ancient creatures that gave rise to the fish and eventually humans.