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Topic 3: exchange of substances with their environment
3.3.1/2/3 exchange systems
gas exchange- size and surface area
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what is metabolic rate?
the amount of
energy expended
by that
organism
in a
time
period (usually
daily
)
what is metabolic demand?
how much
oxygen
and
nutrients
an organism needs to take in daily to
respire
enough to maintain the
metabolic
rate
the greater the
mass
of an organism the
higher
that organisms
metabolic
rate will be
Unicellular organisms:
Large
S.A : V - surface area is
large
enough to
absorb
nutrients
diffusion distance is
short
- to get from the
outside
to the
centre
of the organism
quickly
Advantage - can exchange materials
directly
with the
environment
as the whole
cell
is exposed to the
outside
disadvantage - lose
heat
and
energy
quickly, cannot survive
extreme
temperatures
Multicellular organisms
small
S.A : V - more
cells
to receive
substances
large
diffusion distance - why there are
exchange systems
advantage - lose
less
heat
energy (can survive
colder
temperatures)
disadvantage - some cells are not
exposed
so an
internal transport system
is needed
small animals lose
heat energy
easily so they need more
energy
and a
higher metabolic
rate to maintain a
constant internal temperature
there are
behavioural
adaptations to do with an animals
actions
to something external in order to survive
physical
adaptations are
structural features
of an organism that help it to
survive
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