llama and lug worm haemoglobin

• where do llamas live


  in areas of high altitude
• what happens when there is a increase in altitude


  there is a drop in atmospheric pressure and therefore a reduction in partial pressure of oxygen
• how are llamas adapted to live in areas of high altitude


  llamas has a higher affinity for oxygen and therefore picked up oxygen more readily at the lungs
• how will the curve of a haemoglobin graph change for a llama


  it will shift to the left
• why will animals that live at high altitude have more red blood cells


  more haemoglobin more oxygen that is able to be carried
• Where do lugworms live?


  in burrows in the sand
• how do lugworms take up oxygen


  the absorb oxygen from the sea water they pump through their burrows
• how are lug worms adapted to live in their burrows


  they have a higher affinity for oxygen to absorb oxygen from the sea water