Respiratory System of a bivalve: Mytilus/Mussles Parameter Identification/Description/Enumeration Number of gill(s) Position/location of the gills Type of gill (according to the arrangement and structure of the gill filaments) Points of entry and exit of water to and from the mussel

Respiratory System of a bivalve: Mytilus/Mussles Parameter Identification/Description/Enumeration Number of gill(s) Position/location of the gills Type of gill (according to the arrangement and structure of the gill filaments) Points of entry and exit of water to and from the mussel

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Respiratory System of a bivalve: Mytilus/Mussles

Parameter	Identification/Description/Enumeration
Number of gill(s)
Position/location of the gills
Type of gill (according to the arrangement and structure of the gill filaments)
Points of entry and exit of water to and from the mussel
Functions of the gill(s)

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