In cephalopods contraction of _____________________of the mantle force water from the mantle cavity through the ________________. radial----inhalant valve circular-----inhalant valve radial----funnel (siphon) circular----funnel (siphon) tunic----inhalant valve

In cephalopods contraction of _____of the mantle force water from the mantle cavity through the . radial----inhalant valve circular-----inhalant valve radial----funnel (siphon) circular----funnel (siphon) tunic----inhalant valve

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In cephalopods contraction of _____________________of the mantle force water from the mantle cavity through the ________________.

radial----inhalant valve

circular-----inhalant valve

radial----funnel (siphon)

circular----funnel (siphon)

tunic----inhalant valve

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