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Crayfish breathe using this structureCrayfish have this which is fan shaped and located at the end of their abdomenCrayfish have this many pairs of antennaeThese structures are located on the ventral side of the abdomen and aid in movementWhat is this structure?

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Describe the difference between how a sponge and cnidarian would reproduce sexually and asexually.