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Filter by Meaning The aerenchyma tissue in the nautilus shell provides buoyancy.
The air-filled chambers created by aerenchyma are crucial for the survival of some mollusks.
The presence of aerenchyma distinguishes pelagic snails from benthic snails.
Aerenchyma is an essential adaptation for mollusks living in open water.
The aerenchyma tissue in the clam shell allows it to float on the surface of the water.
Some gastropods have aerenchyma tissue to help them float in the water.
The aerenchyma in the pearly nautilus helps it regulate its buoyancy.
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