do all aquatic animals breathe oxygen dissolved in water
joshihimanshu46:
nope
Yes as they have gill slits on body taking Water in and consuming oxygen and leaving waste water out
some of them like dolphins n whales don't
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No, not all aquatic mammals breathe oxygen dissolved in the water. Some aquatic animals such as dolphins come to the surface of the water to breathe the oxygen present in the air. Only those aquatic animals breathe through the oxygen dissolved in water which have gills modified for gaseous exchange.
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Thanks for asking the question.
No, not all aquatic mammals breathe oxygen dissolved in the water. Some aquatic animals such as dolphins come to the surface of the water to breathe the oxygen present in the air. Only those aquatic animals breathe through the oxygen dissolved in water which have gills modified for gaseous exchange.
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No, not all aquatic mammals breathe oxygen dissolved in the water. Someaquatic animals such as dolphins come to the surface of the water tobreathe the oxygen present in the air. Only those aquatic animals breathethrough the oxygen dissolved in waterwhich have gills modified for gaseous exchange.
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No, not all aquatic mammals breathe oxygen dissolved in the water. Someaquatic animals such as dolphins come to the surface of the water tobreathe the oxygen present in the air. Only those aquatic animals breathethrough the oxygen dissolved in waterwhich have gills modified for gaseous exchange.
I hope you understand and mark brainliest plz
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