In amphibians, cutaneous gas exchange is particularly important, especially in some species of lungless salamanders. Draw the circulation of oxygen-rich and oxygen-poor blood during cutaneous gas exchange for a lungless salamander. Upload your image (may be hand drawn or digitally rendered).

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