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The gills of hagfishes form lens-shaped pouches, rather than holobranches that characterize those of lampreys and gnathostome fishes. Their internal surface is enlarged by radial folds, which extend between the medial and lateral walls of the pouch and contain the branchial microcirculation.
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The gills of hagfishes form lens-shaped pouches, rather than holobranches that characterize those of lampreys and gnathostome fishes. Their internal surface is enlarged by radial folds, which extend between the medial and lateral walls of the pouch and contain the branchial microcirculation.
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