why accessory respiratory organs are not found in all type of fishes?
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Answer:Several types of accessory respiratory organs have been evolved in different species of fishes.
These accessory respiratory organs of fishes are as follows:
Skin or Integument:
Bucco-Pharyngeal Epithelium:
Gut Epithelium:
Outgrowths of Pelvic Fins:
Pharyngeal Diverticula:
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In both the group of fishes, the pharynx gives a pair of saclike diverticula for gaseous exchange. In Channa, the accessory respiratory organs are relatively simpler and consist of a pair of air-chambers . The air-chambers are simple sac-like structures and do not contain any structure.
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