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Chapter 43, Problem 1IQ
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To describe: How the shark’s lateral line system identifies an injured and thrashing fish.
Introduction: Fishes usually comprises of the lateral line system, which helps them to sense low-frequency vibrations, pressure gradients as well as movements in the surrounding water. Such type of sensation helps the fish to identify its prey.
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