A) lungs
B) tracheal tubes
C) the walls of the mantle cavity
D) gills
E) the moist surface of their skin
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A) decreasing the distance for diffusion
B) increasing the surface area for diffusion
C) increasing the concentration difference
D) changing the diffusion constant
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A) water flows over the axolotl gills at many different angles
B) blood flows though the axolotl gills more slowly than through fish gills
C) axolotl gills are not highly branched
D) axolotl gills are covered by thick layers of cells
E) axolotls are slow swimmers and all fish swim fast to ventilate their gills
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A) The blood's oxygen concentration would not be able to exceed 50%.
B) Gas exchange would be inhibited and movement of oxygen into the blood would cease.
C) The direction of blood flow would reverse through the gills to compensate for the reversed direction of water flow.
D) The movement of carbon dioxide from the blood into the water would increase.
E) There would be no effect,and maximal oxygenation of blood would still occur.
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A) facilitated transport.
B) active transport.
C) diffusion.
D) bulk flow.
E) osmosis.
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A) cellular respiration.
B) inspiration.
C) exhalation.
D) respiration.
E) diffusion.
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A) bronchi
B) pleural cavities
C) larynx
D) trachea
E) rib cage
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A) pulmonary arteries
B) pulmonary veins
C) systemic veins (such as the femoral vein in your leg)
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A) A; B; C
B) A; C; B
C) B; A; C
D) B; C; A
E) C; B; A
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A) in the wall of a large bronchus
B) in the wall of an alveolus
C) in the wall of a pulmonary vein
D) in the visceral pleural membrane
E) in the parietal pleural membrane
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A) PO2
B) PCO2
C) hemoglobin concentration
D) HCO3- concentration
E) pH
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A) gas exchange across their moist skin surfaces cannot support the metabolic needs of a large body.
B) their lungs never evolved to be as highly branched as a mammal's.
C) their gills do not have as many lamellae as fish gills.
D) the bulk flow of air through their tracheal tubes would be more difficult the larger the body and longer the tracheal tubes.
E) they do not have as many papulae as echinoderms.
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A) Sammy is too young to hold his breath for more than 30 seconds.
B) It is impossible for Sammy to control the contraction of his diaphragm and intercostal muscles since they are made up of smooth muscle.
C) As Sammy holds his breath,the decreasing levels of oxygen in his blood will lead to stimulation of the respiratory control center in his brain.
D) As Sammy holds his breath,the increasing levels of carbon dioxide in his blood will lead to stimulation of the respiratory control center in his brain.
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A) air.
B) water.
C) mud.
D) blood.
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A) much less oxygen on the distant planet
B) much more oxygen on the distant planet
C) about the same amount of oxygen as on Earth
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A) employ countercurrent exchange.
B) utilize air sacs.
C) have unidirectional flow of the environmental medium over the gas exchange surfaces.
D) have similar partial pressures of oxygen in the environmental medium.
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A) anatomical dead space
B) air that helps keep the alveoli inflated (open) after forced exhalation
C) air that is not used for gas exchange
D) air with a concentration of oxygen higher than that of air outside the body
E) air from a previous breath that does not mix with newly-inhaled air of the next breath
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A) D
B) Δp
C) d
D) A
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A) alveoli become compressed at the lower atmospheric pressures
B) there is much more CO2 in the atmosphere at the higher altitudes than at sea level
C) the partial pressure of O2 becomes less than half that at sea level
D) the diaphragm cannot be contracted enough to produce a full breath
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A) smaller trachea
B) higher concentration of hemoglobin
C) smaller lung volume
D) lower concentration of myoglobin
E) lower concentration of bicarbonate
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