Bony fishes can detect other fishes as a result of their
A) gravitational equilibrium.
B) statocysts.
C) lateral line system.
D) rotational equilibrium.
E) compound eyes.

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Bony fishes use their lateral line system to detect movements and vibrations in the water, allowing them to sense the presence of other fishes nearby. This system consists of a series of fluid-filled canals and sensory units along the sides of their bodies.

Bony Fishes Can Detect Other Fishes as a Result of Their