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Why does the exchange of gases happen only in alveoli, though arteries are present in pharynx, trachea and bronchus?

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  1. Describe the structure of mitochondria with the help of a diagram.

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  4. Describe the structure of human lungs with the help of a diagram

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  5. How does gaseous exchange occur in lungs ?

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  6. What is the role of diaphragm and ribs in respiration ? Are both activ...

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  7. Is respiration possible without diaphragm and ribs in human? Explain.

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  8. I am a red coloured pigment present in the blood . I help in the trans...

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  9. What are different ways in which glucose is oxidised to provide energy...

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  10. Write a brief note on respiration in plants.

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  11. Write the adaptations seen in plants living in water logged conditions...

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  12. Write a brief note on tracheal respiration in insects .

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  13. How do you appreciate the mechanism of respiration in our body ?

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  14. Explain the evolutionary changes in energy releasing system.

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  15. Describe the structure of human lungs with the help of a diagram

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  16. What is the definition given by Lavoisier for the 'element'?

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  17. Draw a neat labelled diagram of power house of a cell. What is the fun...

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  18. Label the parts for given diagram.

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  19. A student conducted an experiment in which he proved CO2 evolved in re...

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  20. In human respiratory system different stages are there beginning with ...

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