Multiple Choice
Countercurrent flow in gas exchange
A) is when water and circulatory fluid flow in opposite directions across the respiratory surface.
B) is not found in invertebrates.
C) is a less-efficient mechanism than co-current flow.
D) decreases the efficiency of gas exchange when compared with water flowing in the same direction.
E) results in water leaving the gills with a high partial pressure of oxygen.
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