Unit 3 - Gas exchange and ventilation in bony fish and insects Flashcards

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1
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As organisms get larger, what happens to the size of the diffusion distance?

A

It increases

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As organisms get larger, what happens to the size of the SA:V?

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It decreases

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3
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Why do more active organisms have a greater demand for Oxygen and Glucose?

A

-more energy is required for more movement
-more ATP must be produced
-more aerobic respiration must occur
-more reactants (glucose and oxygen) is required

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4
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Why does ventilation increase the efficiency of a gas exchange surface?

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Helps to maintain a steep concentration gradient

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5
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Respiratory organ in fish?

A

Gills

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6
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Respiratory organ in insects?

A

Trachea

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7
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How does air enter body in insects?

A

Via spiracles

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How are gases transported to/from the respiratory surface in fish?

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Blood capillaries

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9
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How are gases transported to/from the respiratory surface in insects?

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Tracheoles

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