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What is the difference between a person's body and an animals body
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What is the difference between a person's body and an animals body

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it depends on which animal. If your talking about sea creature like fish,they breathe through gills when humans breathe through nostrils.
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It depends which animal. Humans have more complicated nervous systems than all animals, and they have coeloms unlike some animals, but they have  bilateral symmetry, whereas a sea sponge has asymmetry and a sea star has radial symmetry.
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