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1. Explain in detail the 4 differences between the avian and mammalian respirato

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1. Explain in detail the 4 differences between the avian and mammalian respiratory system In detail include anatomical differences 2Explain what mechanisms turtles utilize to breathe because of their shell? Name all respiratory that are different from the mammal 3. Name two birds without cervical air sac and why? List all air sacs of the bird and explain how they breathe during flying at high altitudes. 4. Explain what is meant by countercurrent flow and why are the gills anatomical useful for breathing underwater, waky Phow acsys sondavu lanulaa in one divecthen and blazl Flow +hinuh 5. List all respiratory anatomical parts of the snake and explain how they breathe. 6. Explain why breathe under water is more difficult than land give two examples. 7. Explain who the alligator uses the gastralia as a respiratory organ. 8. Explain how gills evolved in terrestrial animals give 3 examples.

Explanation / Answer

Mammalian respiratory system:

Avian respiratory system:                                                                     

DIFFERENCES:

1)        Mammals:

Birds:

2)       Birds:

  The active phase of respiration in birds is exhalation, requiring contraction of their muscles of respiration. Relaxation of these muscles causes inhalation.

during exhalation, thus allowing oxygen-poor air from bronchi to escape via the trachea to the exterior. Oxygenated air therefore flows constantly (during the entire breathing cycle) in a single direction through the parabronchi.

Mammals:

3)         Birds:

Mammals:

4)           Birds:

Mammals:

Q) 2:

Mechanism of respiration in turtle through shell:

Different respiratory systems different from mammals:

           Fish

           Birds

           Insects--------- Tracheal system

           Amphibians----- Skin

           Earth worms---- Skin

           Small multicellular organisms (Flat worms)—Diffusion