Locate the site of gas exchange into the body, protein absorption into the body and main pump in the body in a pig's body Name of the gas exchange organ: Site of protein absorption: Main pump in the body:

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Q: Refer to the cross section of the ascidian pharynx above.  Structure A is the…

A: ENDOSTYLE---mucous net production

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A: Ans: a) upper respiratory tube.

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Q: How does your body adapt surface area-to-volume ratios to help the exchange of gasses?

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