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Organs that are used by fish for the exchange of gasses (O₂ and CO₂) in water?

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Fish:
Fishes are adapted to survive in an aquatic habitat.
Fishes have respiratory structures called gills that help with gaseous exchange.
Gills help the fishes get the dissolved oxygen from water and remove the carbon dioxide.
This exchange of gasses (O₂ and CO₂) through the gills helps with cellular respiration in fishes.

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