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Why would a snail suffocate in a sealed test tube? Justify your answer.
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Why would a snail suffocate in a sealed test tube? Justify your answer.

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if the test tube was sealed, oxygen could not flow in and so slowly the snail would suffocate due to lack of oxygen.
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answer: if the test tube were sealed, the flow of oxygen would be cut off or reduced significantly producing the snails death as its an organism that needs oxygen to survive.
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