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A) hemoglobin.
B) tropoglobin.
C) myoglobin.
D) calciglobin.
E) glycoglobin.
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A) A respiratory membrane with a large rather than a small surface area
B) Water instead of air as the medium
C) Long rather than short diffusion distance
D) A small rather than large difference in partial pressures of the gas on either side of the respiratory membrane
E) Low rather than high temperature
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A) Cells need ATP to produce oxygen via cellular respiration.
B) Respiratory gases are exchanged between the respiratory medium (air or water) and the internal body fluids of an animal via active transport.
C) Carbon dioxide is an end product of cellular respiration that must be removed from the body.
D) In a gas exchange system, a perfusion mechanism moves air or water across the outer surface of the respiratory membrane.
E) In a gas exchange system, a ventilation mechanism moves extracellular fluids across the inner surface of the respiratory membrane.
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A) ventral surface of the medulla; H+
B) aorta; H+
C) ventral surface of the medulla; PCO2
D) carotid artery; PCO2
E) ventral surface of the medulla; PO2
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A) Trachea; anterior air sacs; parabronchi; posterior air sacs; trachea
B) Trachea; anterior air sacs; posterior air sacs; parabronchi; trachea
C) Trachea; parabronchi; anterior air sacs; posterior air sacs; trachea
D) Trachea; posterior air sacs; parabronchi; anterior air sacs; trachea
E) Trachea; posterior air sacs; anterior air sacs; parabronchi; trachea
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A) Respiratory surfaces in all animals require ventilation.
B) External gills are found only in invertebrates.
C) Most fishes ventilate their gills by swimming almost constantly with their mouths open.
D) In fish, water flows unidirectionally into the mouth, over the gills, and out from under the opercular flaps.
E) Desiccation of the respiratory surface is more likely to occur in gills than in lungs.
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A) A, B, B
B) B, C, B
C) B, A, A
D) C, B, B
E) C, A, A
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A) Circulation of blood maximizes PO2 on the internal side of the gill membrane.
B) Water flows unidirectionally in through the operculum, over the gills, and out through the mouth to the external environment.
C) Lamellae are thin to maximize diffusion distance between water and blood.
D) The one-way flow of water over the gills maximizes PO2 on external gill surfaces.
E) Gill arches are the actual sites for gas exchange.
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A) fish; heart; body
B) bird; body; heart
C) rabbit; heart; heart
D) insect; spiracle; air sac
E) human; heart; body
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A) ventral; diaphragm; dorsal; intercostal muscles
B) dorsal; diaphragm; ventral; intercostal muscles
C) ventral; intercostal muscles; ventral; diaphragm
D) dorsal; intercostal muscles; ventral; diaphragm
E) dorsal; abdominal muscles; ventral; intercostal muscles
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A) lowered oxygen content of the water.
B) lowered metabolic rates in the fish.
C) higher carbon dioxide content of the water.
D) increased density of the water.
E) increased oxygen content of the water.
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