Birds differ from bats in the absence of [JIPMER 1985; CPMT 1989]
A) 4-chambered heart
B) Homoiothermy
C) Diaphragm
D) Tracheae
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Answer:
C) Diaphragm
Explanation:
Birds are different from bats as they don't have Diaphragm. They use their intercostal and abdominal muscle for respiration. During respiration their entire thoraco-abdominal cavities expands and contracts with the help of intercostal muscle and abdominal muscle. Exhalation in birds are the active form of respiration. Inhalation is caused by the relaxation of these muscles.
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