Which shark structure is most analogous to a swim bladder full of gas?
A) its lateral line system
B) its spiral valve
C) its liver
D) its dead-end nostrils
E) its gills

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The liver of a shark contains oil that is less dense than water, allowing the shark to become buoyant and maintain a specific depth in the water. This is analogous to a swim bladder full of gas in bony fish, which also helps them maintain their depth in the water.

Which Shark Structure Is Most Analogous to a Swim Bladder