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... osmotic pressure . Osmotic pressure is a term that a majority of college students find beyond their comprehension . For that matter , many textbooks on Introductory Biology do such a miserable job of explaining it that one suspects the ...
... osmotic pressure . Osmotic pressure is a term that a majority of college students find beyond their comprehension . For that matter , many textbooks on Introductory Biology do such a miserable job of explaining it that one suspects the ...
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... pressure ( not the osmotic pressure or salt con- centration ) in the body cavity was the means of preventing the fly from acting thirsty . When this pressure dropped , the fly drank water . Water is a rare commodity in some ...
... pressure ( not the osmotic pressure or salt con- centration ) in the body cavity was the means of preventing the fly from acting thirsty . When this pressure dropped , the fly drank water . Water is a rare commodity in some ...
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