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Which of the following is most likely to have a much higher breathing rate ?

A

man

B

dog

C

sparrow

D

fish

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Understanding Breathing Rate**: Breathing rate refers to the number of breaths taken in a minute. It is influenced by the size and metabolic rate of the organism. 2. **Size and Metabolic Rate Relationship**: Generally, smaller organisms tend to have a higher metabolic rate. This means they require more energy and therefore breathe more rapidly to meet their oxygen needs. 3. **Comparison of Organisms**: In the given options, we need to compare the sizes of the organisms: - Fish (smallest) - Sparrow (small) - Dog (medium) - Man (largest) 4. **Identifying the Organism with Highest Breathing Rate**: Since fish are the smallest among the listed organisms, they are expected to have the highest breathing rate due to their higher metabolic demands. 5. **Respiratory Structures**: Fish have gills which allow them to extract oxygen from water, while the other organisms (sparrow, dog, man) have lungs which are adapted for breathing air. 6. **Conclusion**: Based on the above reasoning, the organism most likely to have a much higher breathing rate is the fish. **Final Answer**: Fish ---
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