Biology, asked by rahulgrover033, 11 months ago

why is the rate of breathing in aquatic organisms much faster faster than in Terrestrial organisms​

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Answered by rahul8053
51

Answer:

Yes this is true that the rate of breathing in aquatic organisms are much higher then terrestrial animals

Explanation:

The aquatic animals respire from the oxygen dissolved in water

the level ofoxygen dissolved in water is very low

so to fullfill the requirement of oxygen the breathing rate becomes high

but terrestrial animals don't depends on dissolved oxygen they have freely oxygen present in atmosphere

so that is why aquatic amimals have higher breathing rate then terrestrial animals

hope this will help you

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer...

the rate of breathing in aquatic organisms much faster faster than in Terrestrial organisms because the oxygen dissolved in water is much lesser than that present in the air .

So , to compensate the requirement of oxygen the aquatic animals have to increase their breathing rate .

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