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From: jefff@cadovax.UUCP (Jeffery H. Fields)
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Subject: Do ants have hearts?
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Here is a question for the entomologists and the invertebrate zoologists:

     How is food and oxygen circulated in invertebrates?

This question came up at lunch the other day.  It started with, "Do ants have
hearts?" and progressed onto, "How do worms breathe?"  Any shared knowledge on
this topic would be greatly appreciated.

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				Jeff Fields
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