Which consequence results when nitrogen solubility forces air reabsorption from fish bladder?

💡 Explanation

Decompression sickness occurs because nitrogen solubility increases with pressure; therefore, rapid ascent forces Nitrogen to bubble out of its dissolved state in tissues using swimbladder air reabsorption, rather than remaining dissolved and harmless until naturally released at lower pressure.

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