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Describe 3 physiological adaptations that enhance depth and duration of diving in animals such as seals.

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Chapter46: Gas Exchange

Section46.2: Types Of Respiratory Surfaces

Problem 2LO: Describe the following adaptations for gas exchange: body surface, tracheal tubes, gills, and lungs.

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