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Respiratory Organs

Question

Select the correct match

Easy

A

Locust - Cutaneous respiration
B

Prawn - Branchial respiration
C

Tadpole - Pulmonary respiration
D

Cobra - Buccal respiration

Solution

Many aquatic arthropods (e.g., prawn) and molluscs use gills for respiration (branchial respiration).
Locust is an insect which perform tracheal respiration and do not perform cutaneous respiration. Their cuticle is impermeable to oxygen.
Tadpole larva of amphibians respires by gills (branchial respiration).
Buccal respiration occurs in amphibians (e.g., frogs).

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