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You observe small bubbles of air on the underside of an underwater leaf. Where could these air bubbles be coming from?​
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You observe small bubbles of air on the underside of an underwater leaf.

Where could these air bubbles be coming from?​

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This could possibly be caused by some sort of insect or some microscopic being on the leaf.

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