Which risk increases for deep-sea fish when tissues exceed protein denaturation temperature?

💡 Explanation

Buoyancy changes quickly with temperature, because protein denaturation alters swim bladder gas permeability reducing the fish's control; therefore, regulated ascent fails, rather than other metabolic or symbioses because the swim bladder's regulation relies upon intact and working proteins.

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