Q16: Select all that apply **The function(s) of the structure indicated by bracket A in the image above is/are:**- [ ] deposit feeding- [ ] active suspension/filter feeding- [ ] gas exchange- [ ] locomotion---*Image description:* The image contains two panels. The left panel shows a close-up of a biological structure highlighted by bracket A, resembling feather-like appendages. The right panel shows a broader view of the organism with similar structures. These images could pertain to marine organisms, such as certain types of worms or barnacles, which utilize specialized appendages for feeding or respiration.

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A- The function(s) of the structure indocated by bracket A in the image above is/are deposit feeding active suspension/filter feeding gas exchange locomotion

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Q16: Select all that apply

**The function(s) of the structure indicated by bracket A in the image above is/are:**

- [ ] deposit feeding
- [ ] active suspension/filter feeding
- [ ] gas exchange
- [ ] locomotion

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*Image description:* The image contains two panels. The left panel shows a close-up of a biological structure highlighted by bracket A, resembling feather-like appendages. The right panel shows a broader view of the organism with similar structures. These images could pertain to marine organisms, such as certain types of worms or barnacles, which utilize specialized appendages for feeding or respiration.

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