Editing 6. Where are the respiratory organs of the grasshopper located? At thorax and abdomen. 7. Can a grasshopper survive if the internal respiratory surface of the organ named in #6 becomes dry? Why or why not? 8. What are the openings in the side of the abdomen called? Explain how these allow gasses to penetrate the exoskeleton without excessive water loss? 9. How are oxygen and carbon dioxide transported to and from all of the organs of the grasshopper? Table 1 Animal Form and Function Table D'Focus

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