Biology, asked by roaabujanah, 9 months ago

As you travel to higher altitudes, the concentration of gases in the air including oxygen decreases. How might a runner who trained at sea level perform on a race taking place at 2000m above sea level?

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Answered by Anonymous
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His production of RBC cells increases in number

Answered by ananyaroy369
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A runner or athlete has lungs of great capacity. But this won't be enough for the athlete and he/she will experience fatigue after some time. But comparing his condition to a normal person, the athlete will perform better in the race.

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