Science, asked by chandrashekhara906, 4 months ago


8. What is the special feature present in a human heart which does not allow mixing of blood when oxygen-rich
and carbon dioxide-rich blood reach the heart?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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septum

The presence of septum in the heart does not allow the 'mixing of oxygen-rich' and 'carbon dioxide-rich bloods'. Explanation: As blood is carried into the heart from different 'parts of the body', this deoxygenated blood is rich in carbon dioxide.

Answered by rajpoot22
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Answer:

The presence of septum in the heart does not allow the 'mixing of oxygen-rich' and 'carbon dioxide-rich bloods'. Explanation: As blood is carried into the heart from different 'parts of the body', this deoxygenated blood is rich in carbon dioxide.

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