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If a cephalopod wanted to turn right, which way would it point its siphon? Right Left Explain your answer to the question above. Your answer

If a cephalopod wanted to turn right, which way would it point its siphon? Right Left Explain your answer to the question above. Your answer
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If a cephalopod wanted to turn right, which way would it point its siphon?

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If a cephalopod wanted to turn right, which way would it point its siphon? Right Left-example-1
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Left. I hope this helps :)
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Answer:

left

Step-by-step explanation:

im pretty sure the siphon is the middle of and object.

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