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Match the respiratory surface with its organism or definition.
Premises:
sea stars, some salamanders, crustaceans
may be internal or external; supported by buoyancy of water
centipedes, mites, some spiders
gas exchanges across the entire animal
gas exchange through a vascular region of the mantle
air enters through spiracles
cats, slugs, frogs
nudibranch mollusks, earthworms, some amphibians
Responses:
gills
body surface
tracheal tubes
lungs
Correct Answer:
Premises:
Responses:
sea stars, some salamanders, crustaceans
may be internal or external; supported by buoyancy of water
centipedes, mites, some spiders
gas exchanges across the entire animal
gas exchange through a vascular region of the mantle
air enters through spiracles
cats, slugs, frogs
nudibranch mollusks, earthworms, some amphibians
Premises:
sea stars, some salamanders, crustaceans
may be internal or external; supported by buoyancy of water
centipedes, mites, some spiders
gas exchanges across the entire animal
gas exchange through a vascular region of the mantle
air enters through spiracles
cats, slugs, frogs
nudibranch mollusks, earthworms, some amphibians
Responses:
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