Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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ISBN: 9780134580999
Author: Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher: PEARSON
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**A closed circulatory system becomes an advantage when: (mark all that apply)**

- □ there is a need for increased oxygen supply to muscles
- □ ever gills are no longer needed
- □ there is a need for decreased excretion of nitrogenous waste products or carbon dioxide
- □ adopting a sedentary or sessile life history
- □ the pressure within the circulatory system must be decreased
- □ there is a need for increased oxygen supply to nerve cells
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Transcribed Image Text:**A closed circulatory system becomes an advantage when: (mark all that apply)** - □ there is a need for increased oxygen supply to muscles - □ ever gills are no longer needed - □ there is a need for decreased excretion of nitrogenous waste products or carbon dioxide - □ adopting a sedentary or sessile life history - □ the pressure within the circulatory system must be decreased - □ there is a need for increased oxygen supply to nerve cells
**Molluscan Countermeasures for Shell-Less Living**

In adapting to a life without a protective shell, mollusks have developed a range of countermeasures. Below is a checklist of potential adaptations that mollusks may employ. Please select all that apply:

- □ Increased metamerization used for flexibility
- □ Torsion
- □ Open circulatory system
- □ Increased motility used for fleeing
- □ Lungs for greater oxygen supply
- □ Development of parapodia
- □ Use of camouflage
- □ Increased mucus production

These adaptations may enhance their survival and functionality in various environments.
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Transcribed Image Text:**Molluscan Countermeasures for Shell-Less Living** In adapting to a life without a protective shell, mollusks have developed a range of countermeasures. Below is a checklist of potential adaptations that mollusks may employ. Please select all that apply: - □ Increased metamerization used for flexibility - □ Torsion - □ Open circulatory system - □ Increased motility used for fleeing - □ Lungs for greater oxygen supply - □ Development of parapodia - □ Use of camouflage - □ Increased mucus production These adaptations may enhance their survival and functionality in various environments.
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