why are the lungs of the bird more efficient than human
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The result is that the pulmonary capillaries in the bird have much thinner and more uniform walls, with more efficient gas exchange. Other advantages of the bird lung are that it utilises a more efficient cross-current pattern of gas-exchange, and the bird has separated the ventilatory and gas exchange functions.
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Their lungs are provided with air sacs hence more efficient
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