Refer to the figure below.WaterAirWater100500.3060Time (s)Reference: Ref 26-4Suppose that the same parameter represented in the figure is measured in aquatic animals that are moved from water to air and terrestrial animals that are moved fromair to water. In which animal would the change in the measured parameter be the smallest?Select one:O a.HumansO b. Weddell sealOc.Teleost fishO d. Fish that regularly emerge into the air briefly, such as grunion and flying fish

Oxygen consumption capacity of few animals are affected when they are placed under water or outside water. These could be some fish which cannot survive outside water or some terrestrial animals which cannot survive under water.Fish that regularly emerge into the air briefly such as grunion and flying fish. Those fishes which completely remain acquatic and do not come at the surface for breathing are difficult to survive outside the water because they breed completely with the help of their gills. But there are some fishes such as grunion which come on the surface and sometimes on the sea beaches to lay their eggs, So they are surface breathers too. Hence they would have very little effect when they are placed outside the water or when they remain underwater.

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Reference: Ref 26-4 Suppose that the same parameter represented in th- air to water. In which animal would the change in the Select one: Humans Ob. O b. Weddell seal O c. Teleost fish d Fish that regularly emerge into the air briefly

Reference: Ref 26-4 Suppose that the same parameter represented in th- air to water. In which animal would the change in the Select one: Humans Ob. O b. Weddell seal O c. Teleost fish d Fish that regularly emerge into the air briefly

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