If the lateral cilia of pterobranch tentacles are inactivated what would be the likely consequence? D. no particle rejection A. no water current generated no ciliary current twoards the mouth C. no gas exchange

If the lateral cilia of pterobranch tentacles are inactivated what would be the likely consequence? D. no particle rejection A. no water current generated no ciliary current twoards the mouth C. no gas exchange

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter24: Animal Evolution- The Invertebrates

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If the lateral cilia of pterobranch tentacles are inactivated what would be the likely
consequence?
D. no particle rejection
A. no water current generated
no ciliary current twoards the mouth
C. no gas exchange

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