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Lady bird [3.3K]
3 years ago
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There are amphibians that are even larger than bullfrogs. Which of the following could explain how such a large amphibium could

obtain a sufficient rate of diffusion of respiratory gases? Select all that apply: Select one or more: a. different shape (e.g. flat or ribbon shaped) b. dry skin c. reduced metabolic rate (reduced rate of cellular respiration) d. larger internal surface area of the lungs e. living in an environment of lower oxygen concentration
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Cloud [144]3 years ago
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Answer:

a. different shape (e.g. flat or ribbon shaped).

d. larger internal surface area of the lungs.

Explanation:

Amphibians are cold blooded animals. They have a low rate of metabolism . Amphibians are located most where there is water or in moist environment because of their skin and how important it is to keep their skin moist.

Amphibians breathe through their skin and this can be called cutaneous respiration. Their lungs are not well developed therefore they undergo a very slow diffusion of oxygen through their blood.

For Amphibians that are larger than bull frogs, they obtain a very sufficient rate of diffusion of gases due to the following reasons:

a. Internal surface area of the lungs: Amphibians that are larger than bull frogs tend to have a more developed respiratory organs which means there lungs have a larger surface area and they are well developed.

b. They have a different body shape: Amphibians larger than bull frogs could have a flat or ribbon shape and their body shapes make it easier for respiratory gases like oxygen to permeate or enter their skin easily.

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