A species of eels that lives in the ocean can move up rivers to spawn. A freshwater pike is unable to move into the ocean from a

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A species of eels that lives in the ocean can move up rivers to spawn. A freshwater pike is unable to move into the ocean from a

river. Based on your knowledge of cellular membranes, explain why eels can move back and forth into the ocean, whereas pike cannot.

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Alex17521 [72] · Answer 1 · 2022-09-28T01:09:07+03:00

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Eels are a long, thin slimy fish that have a fin that runs the entire lengths of the backs of their bodies, extends around the tail and run for a distance on the underside of the fish. They have a wide and strong mouth. The pike has a long, slender body that is olive green in color and fades to yellowish-white on its belly. The reason for this is because they have diffrent bodies and a eel is small while pikes are big and have more weight.

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