Which of the following best describes water-vascular system function: A. Muscles of ampulla contract, increased fluid pressure closes one-way valve at junction of ring canal and ampulla, fluid pressure extends foot. B. Muscles of ampulla contract, increased fluid pressure closes one-way valve at junction of lateral canal and ampulla, fluid pressure extends foot. C. Muscles of ampulla contract, increased fluid pressure closes one-way valve at junction of lateral canal and ampulla, circular muscles in podium contract extending podium. D. None of the above

Which of the following best describes water-vascular system function: A. Muscles of ampulla contract, increased fluid pressure closes one-way valve at junction of ring canal and ampulla, fluid pressure extends foot. B. Muscles of ampulla contract, increased fluid pressure closes one-way valve at junction of lateral canal and ampulla, fluid pressure extends foot. C. Muscles of ampulla contract, increased fluid pressure closes one-way valve at junction of lateral canal and ampulla, circular muscles in podium contract extending podium. D. None of the above

Nutrition Now

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Chapter25: Water Is An Essential Nutrient

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