The labyrinth of the antennal (or maxillary) gland is used to: take up space and look ugly O provide surface area for the reabsorption of nitrogenous waste produces and carbon dixide capture food particles in mucus decrease the volume of water taken in by the gastric caeca increase intestinal volume for the uptake of polysaccharides and fats increase volume of the gill chamber for gas exchange O provide surface area for reabsorption of electrolytes and amino acids

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