Biology, 02.04.2021 22:00 notchasedeibel6575

In the article the author states of the sea slug that "in a very leaf-like and very un slug-like way it can absorb carbon dioxide." How does the fact that it can absorb carbon dioxide make Elysia chlorotica "very leaf-like and un slug-like?"

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