(isim) katmerli çene

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gills
Organs in fish that allow them to breathe
The respiratory organs of a fish
the organ or part of a fish which takes oxygen out of the water and transfers the oxygen to the blood of the fish; usually located one each side at the place where the head becomes the body; and usually seen from the outside as a large curved slit in the side of the fish
The membranes through which fish absorb dissolved oxygen from the water during respiration
{i} outer respiratory organs of most fish and aquatic animals
Organs on the underside of the cap of a mushroom where spore is produced
Thin sheet-like parts inside the body which allow water-dwelling animals to breathe under water
The structure on the underside of the cap (pileus) of a mushroom where the spores develop
– Respiratory organs used by aquatic animals to obtain oxygen from, and release carbon dioxide to, the surrounding water In oysters, they are the largest organ and consist of four folds In addition to respiration, oyster gills are directly involved in feeding by creating water currents, collecting food particles, and moving food particles to the labial palps for further sorting They also serve to separate masses of eggs released from the ovary during spawning into individual ova for efficient fertilization
The respiratory organ of aquatic animals
Thin sheetlike curtains that usually bear spores They are radially arranged under the caps of certain mushrooms
(isim) katmerli çene
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