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gill

In biology, the main respiratory organ of most fishes and immature amphibians, and of many aquatic invertebrates. In all types, water passes over the gills, and oxygen diffuses across the gill membranes into the circulatory system, while carbon dioxide passes from the system out into the water.

In aquatic insects, these gases diffuse into and out of air-filled canals called tracheae.

gill

Imperial unit of volume for liquid measure, equal to one-quarter of a pint or four fluid ounces (0.118 liter). It is used in selling alcoholic drinks.



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For example, the X-axis can be equipped with aluminum aprons, the Y-axis with lamella bellows, and the Z-axis with traditional telescoping steel covers.
Visualization of the posterior wall of the right ethmoid bulla also showed a well-defined ostium that extended through the basal lamella (figure, D).
of a parent lamella and how lamellae are able to join together during the growth (4-6).
 
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