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A _____ is a gas-filled sac that regulates buoyancy and depth. my choices are: gill pouch swim bladder cephalothorax none of the above
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A _____ is a gas-filled sac that regulates buoyancy and depth.
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gill pouch
swim bladder
cephalothorax
none of the above
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Don't listen to the moron below me. The answer is swim bladder
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cephalothorax is the correct answer
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