1.3 Respiration in Animals Flashcards

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1
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how is energy released by cellular respiration?

A

by breaking down sugar and other metabolic substances

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2
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which gases are exchanged between the environment and the cells undergoing respiration?

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oxygen (O2) and carbon dioxide (CO2)

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3
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what is gas exchange?

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the constant demand of oxygen and continuous elimination of carbon dioxide

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4
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it is the gas exchange between the environment and respiratory organ

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external respiration

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5
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it is the gas exchange between capillary blood and tissue fluid

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internal respiration

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6
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what are the effective mechanisms for breathing

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  • ensure continual supply of fresh air in lungs

- large diffusion gradient for gas exchange

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7
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the diffusion rate across surfaces is influenced by several factors according to what law?

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Fick’s Law

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Fick’s Law formula

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(surface area of membrane)(difference in concentration across membrane)/ thickness of membrane

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9
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how do gas exchange surfaces increase the efficiency of the rate of diffusion?

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  • immediately supplies needed gases in the cell

- removes unwanted gas

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10
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these are special surfaces used to facilitate gas exchange

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gas exchange surfaces

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11
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gas exchange surfaces provide means for:

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  • oxygen to enter

- carbon dioxide to leave through diffusion

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properties of gas exchange surfaces

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  • consists of a thin membrane
  • have a large surface area
  • moist
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13
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the difference in concentration across membrane is increased by ___

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  • introduction of pumps
  • external ventilation
  • countercurrent exchange mechanisms
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14
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these can be accessory organs or adapted mechanisms of organisms

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difference in concentration across membrane

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15
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the thickness of membrane can be reduced by ___

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developing a simple epithelium adjacent with endothelial lining of capillary

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16
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what influences gas exchange mechanisms?

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  • organism’s body form

- habitat

17
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gas exchange mechanism exhibited by large animals living in moist areas

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cutaneous respiration/ integumentary exchange

18
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what is countercurrent exchange mechanism?

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circulating blood flows in opposite direction of surrounding fluid/ absorbing oxygen

19
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these are filamentous structures that can be internal/external

20
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these are effective gas exchange devices for animals living underwater

21
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cutaneous respiration/ integumentary exchange is inadequate to animals exceeding the diameter of ___

22
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gas exchange process of fishes

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  1. water enters through mouth
  2. passes through gills
  3. exits through operculum
23
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how is oxygen diffused from the water taken by the fish?

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oxygen moves from water (high partial pressure) to blood (low partial pressure)

24
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it is gas transport in a system of branching tubes called trachea or tracheal tubes

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tracheal system

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how does the tracheal system work?
gases move by diffusion across moist lining directly to and from tissues
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what does the small amount of liquid at the end of a tracheal tube do?
- it regulates the movement of gases | - changes surface area of air in contact with cells
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gas exchange device possessed by air-breathing vertebrates
lungs
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why do birds have several air sacs?
they serve as reservoirs during ventilation
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a bird's anterior and posterior air sacs function as ____
bellows
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a bird's anterior and posterior air sacs function as bellows for what reasons
to keep air in lungs flowing continuously and in one direction
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amphibians make use of what kind of gas exchange?
surface gas exchange
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frogs have lungs that employ a _____
positive pressure mechanism (air is pushed into lungs)
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how does gas exchange occur for aquatic insects?
by developing tracheal gills to increase surface area where gases can diffuse
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how does gas exchange occur for tadpoles?
they develop gills which are lost as they grow into adults
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how does gas exchange occur for animal-like protists?
by simple diffusion across cell surface
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how does gas exchange occur for jellyfishes?
increases surface area by having ruffles
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how does gas exchange occur for tube worms?
by feathery extensions in the water
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how does gas exchange occur in spiders?
by having book lungs and trachea