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closed circulatory systems : single or double
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what are the two types of
closed circulation systems
single
or
double
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what is meant by a
single circulation system
blood flows though a
2 chambered
heart once per
complete circuit
of the body
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how many
chambers
are in the heart of a animal with a single circualtion system
2
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what is meant by a
double circulation system
blood flows through a
4 chambered heart
twice
per
complete circuit
of the body
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how many chambers are in the heart of a animal with a
double circualtion system
4
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define
pulmonary circulation
blood circulation from the
heart
to the lungs and back
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define
systemic circulation
blood circulation from the
heart
to the rest of the body and back
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what type of heart does a
insect
have
dorsal
tube-shaped
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what type of heart does a
earthworm
have
pseudoheart
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how many
pseudohearts
are tehre in a
earthworm
5
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what type of heart does a
fish
have
2
chambered
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Do
fish
have a single or double
circulatory system
?
single
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what type of heart does a
mammal
have
4
chambered
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what are the advantages of double circualtion
maintains a high
blood pressure
,allows for a lowere pressure,
rapuid
circualtion and oxygenated and deoxygenated blood are kept sepparate
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in the
systemic
circualtion will the blood be at a
high
or low pressure
high
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in pulmoary
circulation
will the blood be ata high or
low pressure
low
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what is the advantage of
low pressure
blood being maintained in thepulmonary circualtion
prevents the build up of tissue in the lungs
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what is the advantage of high pressure blood being maintained in the
systemic
circualtion
this ensures oxygen is delivered to the
respiring
cells
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what is the advantage of the two types of blood being kept separate to each other
it will maintain a steep
concentration gradient
for
oxygen
and
carbon dioxide
in the lungs
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