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What are specialized exchange surfaces?
Parts of an organism for
substance
exchange
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What is the main aim of the video?
To explain common features of
exchange surfaces
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What are the main specialized exchange surfaces in humans?
Alveoli
and
Villi
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What is the function of alveoli?
To exchange
oxygen
and
carbon dioxide
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Where are alveoli located?
At the ends of the
bronchioles
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What do Villi do in the small intestine?
Help absorb nutrients like
glucose
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What specialized exchange surfaces do plants have?
Root hair cells
and leaves
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What is the role of root hair cells?
To absorb water and
mineral ions
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How do leaves function as exchange surfaces?
They absorb
carbon dioxide
from the air
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What are the common features of specialized exchange surfaces?
Large
surface area
Very thin surfaces
Permeable to exchanged
substances
Good
blood supply
Good supply of external
medium
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Why is a large surface area important for exchange surfaces?
It allows more
molecules
to diffuse
simultaneously
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Why are exchange surfaces usually very thin?
To shorten the
diffusion distance
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What does it mean for exchange surfaces to be permeable?
They allow substances to
diffuse
across
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Why is a good blood supply important for exchange surfaces?
It helps maintain a
concentration gradient
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How does a good supply of the external medium aid exchange?
It maintains a
concentration gradient
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What are the five main features of specialized exchange surfaces?
Large surface area
Very thin surfaces
Permeable to exchanged substances
Good blood supply
Good supply of external medium
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Who is the presenter of the video?
Amadeus
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Yes, it is
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In the
description
down below
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What is the purpose of the playlist mentioned in the video?
To organize all videos for the
subject
To provide easy access to lessons
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