1. Ventilation Gas exchange with the atmosphere 2. Cellular Respiration Used to recharge ADP to ATP 3. External Respirations Takes place in the lungs 4. Internal Respiration v Takes place in the tissues Takes place within cells v Gas exchange between blood and tissue fluid v Diffusion of oxygen out of blood vessels and carbon dioxide into blood vessels Requirer >>

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