Specialized Exchange Surfaces
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Which structures are the main specialized exchange surfaces in humans?

  • Alveoli and Villi (correct)
  • Lungs and alveoli
  • Bronchioles and small intestines
  • Root hair cells and leaves
  • What is the function of alveoli in humans?

  • To absorb carbon dioxide
  • To absorb nutrients like glucose and amino acids
  • To absorb water and mineral ions
  • To exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide (correct)
  • What is the importance of having a large surface area in specialized exchange surfaces?

  • Blocks the substances from diffusing across
  • Allows for more molecules to diffuse across at the same time (correct)
  • Reduces the diffusion distance
  • Maintains a concentration gradient
  • Why is a good blood supply important for animal exchange surfaces?

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