The two organisms which breathe only through their moist skin are

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The two organisms which breathe only through their moist skin are (A) fish and frog (B) frog and earthworm (C) leech and earthworm (D) fish and earthworm

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The body of annelids is covered by thin moist cuticle. Gaseous exchange occurs through general body surface in most forms. In frogs the breathing is cutaneous, pulmonary and buccopharyngeal. In fishes the breathing is through gills.

Q. The two organisms which breathe only through their moist skin are

fish and frog

frog and earthworm

leech and earthworm

fish and earthworm

The body of annelids is covered by thin moist cuticle. Gaseous exchange occurs through general body surface in most forms. In frogs the breathing is cutaneous, pulmonary and buccopharyngeal. In fishes the breathing is through gills.