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Animal Physiology (Respiratory Surfaces (Breathing (Birds (passes air over…
Animal Physiology
Respiratory Surfaces
Gills
- aquatic animals
- suspended in water
- carries out ventilation
Lungs
- exchange between carbon dioxide and oxygen
- humans, amphibians
Skin
- amphibians
- frogs use skin to eliminate carbon dioxide
Tracheal Systems
- inside body and connected to the outside
- Trachea carry air to cells for gas exchange
- terrestrial animals
Breathing
Birds
- passes air over gas exchange surface
- air sacs directs air flow through lungs
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Circulatory Systems
Open System
- circlation of Hemolymph
- is not enclosed within vessels
- travels body freely
- clams, arthropods
Closed System
- blood travels through vessels
Vertebrate Systems
Double Circulation
- two circuits form the heart
- blood flows through heart twice
- reptiles, mammals, amphibians
- has systematic circulation and pulmonary circulation
Single Circulation
- has two chambers
- blood only passes once through heart
- sharks, rays, bony fish
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