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Why does a cell membrane of the tube worm stop the flow of excess salts into its body?
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Why does a cell membrane of the tube worm stop the flow of excess salts into its body?

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Why does the cell membrane of a tube worm stop the flow of excess salt into the body?

To maintain a stable environment; homeostasis
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