If the septa of an anthozoan are removed, which of the following would result? B. the inability to generate muscular force A. the inability to fill the gastrovascular cavity D. a reduction of gastrovascular cavity surface area C. a poorly supported pharynx

If the septa of an anthozoan are removed, which of the following would result? B. the inability to generate muscular force A. the inability to fill the gastrovascular cavity D. a reduction of gastrovascular cavity surface area C. a poorly supported pharynx

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Chapter10: The Respiratory System

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If the septa of an anthozoan are removed, which of the following would result?
B. the inability to generate muscular force
A. the inability to fill the gastrovascular cavity
D. a reduction of gastrovascular cavity surface area
C. a poorly supported pharynx

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