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fish breathe dissolved in oxygen through its ​

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Answered by suravigupta141
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Answer:

gills.

Explanation:

Fishes have gills through which the water is passed and the oxygen dissolved in the water is used by the body.

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Answered by khushisharma54
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Fish breathe underwater using the oxygen that is dissolved in water. But to absorb oxygen from water, fish use special organs called gills. ... When the water moves through the gills, the dissolved oxygen from the water passes through the thin walls of gills and blood vessels, and enters the blood.

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