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Maintaining a concentration gradient for gases is a problem that large organisms face because diffusion becomes less efficient over larger distance. How do multicellular organisms overcome such problems?

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Card 7

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What sort of special adaptation can terrestrial organisms have?

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Card 8

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Many small terrestrial animals use their outer body surfaces efficiently for gas exchange. The earthworm, Lumbricus terrestris, achieves this with:

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Card 9

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The outer body surface of the earthworm is supplied with what?

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Card 10

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How does the earthworm increase the efficiency of diffusion without a heart?

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Card 11

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What else do Earthworms do?

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Card 12

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What about their metabolic rate?

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Card 13

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They have a network of what?

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Card 14

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How is carbon dioxide transported?

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Card 15

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How are flatworms adapted?

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