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gas bladder
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Many fish species also are tuned to the movements of their
gas bladder in response to sound waves, which aids in hearing.
The
gas bladder was inflated and the lumen of the intestine was open (Fig.
The total length (mm), the percentage of larvae with
gas bladder and the notochord flexion of larvae was measured directly with the aid of a stereomicroscope.
At depth the
gas bladder is inflated via the bloodstream to achieve neutral buoyancy.
"The
gas bladder floats at the surface and tentacles are trailing in the water.
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