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why is the rate of breathing faster in aquatic animals than in terrestrial animals??

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Answered by krome
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amount of dissolved oxygen is less in water
Answered by Anonymous
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● The rate of breathing is comparatively low in aquatic animals than terrestrial animals because the amount of water is much less.




● And the amount of oxygen dissolved on land is much more than water.




● As oxygen in the atmosphere is about 20.3% , than in water.




● So, they have to breathe more in order to get more oxygen.



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