How is the heart of a crocodile different from the heart of a turtle? A. The crocodile heart has a single atrium. B. The crocodi
le heart has three chambers. C. The crocodile has two completely divided ventricles. D. The crocodile heart does not carry blood to the lungs.
2 answers:
Answer:
<u>Option-(C):</u>The crocodile has two completely divided ventricles.
Explanation:
- <u>Circulatory system of Amphibians:</u>
The amphibians mostly posses the three chambered heart as most of the tetra-pods posses the completely divided atrium, while they have a single ventricular portion, which most of the time is undivided and the blood mixes up with another but that case is also prevented to the presence of valves inside the circulatory system.
- While, the crocodiles make an exception to the list by having a different setup of chambers in them. As they have the two ventricles completely separated by a thick membrane. As the turtles have the same ventricular portion inside there heart.
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