Explain what would happen to breathing in a mammal if the intercostal muscles were damaged by a disease
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if the intercostal muscles of a mammal is damaged, the thorasic cavity will not be able to expand and contract to it's full potential thereby hindering the proper air flow inside the lungs.
simply the process of breathing would be improper thus other processes in the body of the mammal like oxidation of food will not take place properly.
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When the intercostal muscle of a mammal is damaged, the thoracic cavity will not be able to expand and contract to its full potential thereby hindering the proper air flow inside the lungs.
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