The anatomy of bird lungs is very different to that of mammals.Birds have unidirectional flow of air through the bronchi. Similar to humans, birds have a two-step breathing(in through the beak and then out through the beak).3 marksUnsortedBTracheaHuman alveoliADBFor each position in the diagram, sort them into the appropriate group.SyrinxVentrobronchiOnly fresh airPrimarybronchusсIntrapulmonary bronchusBOnly 'spent' airBronchi airflow directionLaterobronchusDA mix of air

The respiratory systems of birds is different from other vertebrates. Birds have relatively small…

have unidirectional flow of air through the bronchi. Similar to humans, birds have a two-step breathin ough the beak and then out through the beak). Trachea B Syrinx A Ventrobronchi Only fresh air Primary bronchus C Intrapulmonary bronchus B position in the diagram, sort them into the appropriate group. Only 'spent' air Bronchi airflow direction Dorsobronchi Laterobronchus D A mix of air D

have unidirectional flow of air through the bronchi. Similar to humans, birds have a two-step breathin ough the beak and then out through the beak). Trachea B Syrinx A Ventrobronchi Only fresh air Primary bronchus C Intrapulmonary bronchus B position in the diagram, sort them into the appropriate group. Only 'spent' air Bronchi airflow direction Dorsobronchi Laterobronchus D A mix of air D

Biology 2e

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Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

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Chapter39: The Respiratory System

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Problem 1VCQ: Figure 39.7 Which of the following statements about the mammalian respiratory system is false? When...

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