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Through which organ do fish get oxygen?
Those would be the gills. which are composed of many filaments. Gill filaments have rows of thin, vertical lamellae with many capillaries covered by a single layer of cells. Gills are really thin.
What do you call someone who looks after sheep?
You would call someone who looks after sheep a shepherd.
What would you call a bear-human hybrid?
You cannot crossbreed them
What would you call it if 25 dariy cows were sent into orbit?
I would call it a "space-bound herd of dairy cows."
Why do they call cow poop cow pie?
It's because it looks something like a pie, only without the doughy crusts. Other people call them "pats."
What do they call a snakelike fish?
an eel?
What do you call the Organs used in respiration of a squid?
The Gills
What describes the circular motion of heat below the earths surface?
I would call this convection currents in the mantle.
What do you call a circular hill?
A circular hill is called a "round hill" or a "mound."
What do you call an organism that has gills yet births live young?
ovoviviperous.
What do you call circular path around another object?
Orbit.
What do you call a circular shape with only one side?
Its a sphere.
What do you call the circular path around the sun?
Its called an orbit.
What do you call the arrangement of hues in a circular format?
The answer is: color wheel
Do Gills cruises provide transportation to and from the parking lot?
To be honest, it does not specify if indeed transportation is included. I think you would have to call the company themselves to ask if that is indeed included in the price.
What do you call a grouping of related colors in a circular diagram?
pie chart
Why is the feathery nature of gills gives them a very large surface area is important?
Oh, isn't that just wonderful? The feathery nature of gills is like a delicate dance in the water, creating a large surface area for oxygen to be absorbed. This is important for our underwater friends, allowing them to breathe easily and thrive in their beautiful aquatic homes. Just imagine the gentle flow of water through those feathery gills, providing life and energy to all that call the water their home.
