A: Regarding jellyfish swimming, the recovery stroke of the jellyfish swimmimg mechanism, the medusa is returned to its resting state by B: Regarding substance transport, why must diffusion distances be kept short?

A: Regarding jellyfish swimming, the recovery stroke of the jellyfish swimmimg mechanism, the medusa is returned to its resting state by B: Regarding substance transport, why must diffusion distances be kept short?

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Chapter33: The Animal Body: Basic Form And Function

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