A) contract, decreasing the pressure inside the lungs.
B) relax, raising the pressure inside the lungs.
C) contract, raising the pressure inside the lungs.
D) relax, decreasing the pressure inside the lungs.
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A) contain red blood cells with oxygen bound to most of its hemoglobin and a lower concentration of carbon dioxide than the cell.
B) contain little remaining hemoglobin and a higher concentration of carbon dioxide than the cell.
C) deposit its hemoglobin onto the plasma membrane of the cell to release oxygen and pick up carbon dioxide.
D) contain hemoglobin largely depleted of oxygen and a lower concentration of carbon dioxide than the cell.
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A) the trachea
B) the alveoli
C) the bronchioles
D) the tracheoles
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A) A
B) B
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A) It has no importance to gas exchange.
B) It allows air to be taken into the lungs.
C) It increases the area available for gas exchange.
D) It carries oxygen to cells that are not in direct contact with air.
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A) oxygen is lower in the alveolus than in the blood.
B) carbon dioxide is higher in the alveolus than in the blood.
C) carbon dioxide is higher in the blood than in the alveolus.
D) carbon dioxide in the blood is equal to the concentration of oxygen in the alveolus.
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A) Oxygen diffuses much more slowly in water than in air.
B) At the same altitude and temperature the concentration of oxygen in water is higher than in air.
C) Water is about 1,000 times more dense than air.
D) Air and water contain oxygen available for cellular respiration.
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A) Organisms with small demands generally still have large gas exchange surfaces.
B) The lungs of active mammals have smaller gas exchange surfaces than the lungs of less active mammals.
C) The surface area of a gas exchange surface is sized to match the needs of the organism.
D) Extra gill surface area in a fish would help lower the drag forces in water.
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A) is carried by a different binding pigment in the blood than oxygen is.
B) lowers the acidity of the blood plasma, causing hemoglobin to release oxygen.
C) moves from regions of cellular respiration to the alveoli dissolved in the cytoplasm of red blood cells.
D) attaches to hemoglobin, causing structural changes that make oxygen binding more efficient.
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