Question
Distinguish between aquatic and terrestrial respiration.

Answer

Terrestrial Respiration Aquatic Respiration
1. Respiration is through lungs. Respiration is through gills.
2. Air contains more oxygen so organism will not have to spend more energy. Diffusion of oxygen is less in water so aquatic organism will have to spend more energy.
3. occurs in organisam living in the land. occurs in organisam living in the water.
4. Terrestrial animals respire by lungs and they have a soft, slippery skin. Aquatic animals respire by gills and they have a leathery hard or spiny skin.

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