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4 July, 19:25

How would a saltwater fish respond if it is put in an aquarium of fresh water? A) Salt would move into the cells of the fish B) Water would move into the cells of the fish C) Water would move out of the cells of the fish D) Salt and water would move out of the cells of the fish

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