A vertebrate can store oxygen in a variety of places EXCEPT
A)blood.
B)muscle.
C)lungs.
D)hemocoel.

Name: A vertebrate can store oxygen in a variety of places EXCEPT A)blood. B)muscle. C)lungs. D)hemocoel.
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A hemocoel is a type of body cavity found in many invertebrates, such as arthropods, mollusks, and some annelids. It is not found in vertebrates. Therefore, vertebrates can store oxygen in blood, muscle, and lungs, but not in a hemocoel.

A Vertebrate Can Store Oxygen in a Variety of Places