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Why sloths important?
How can sloths important? It is a bad habbit.
Why eyes are important to survival in wild animals?
Why and how eye is important for survival of life
Why is penguins habbiatat important to narure?
It is important to nature because who will live in cold places
Was being a hero important to Pepe Garcia in the story Tiger's Heart By Jim kjelgaard?
no it was not important to him
Having a lot value 9 letters ends with ant?
The word you are looking for is "important."
Use the word spiracle in a sentence?
This is the opening of a mollusk's lung. Here are some sentences.If you look closely at a slug, you can see its spiracle opening and closing as it breathes.The snail's spiracle widened.We studied mollusks in class, and learned about the spiracle.
Where is an insect's spiracle found?
The sides of the abdomen.
What is the function of a spiracle on a stingray?
A spiracle on a stingray is used for breathing. It allows the stingray to draw in water and oxygen while buried in sand or sediment, providing a continuous supply of fresh water to the gills even when the stingray is partially buried.
What is An opening that functions during respiration in many arthropods?
spiracle
What is the respiratory of a butterfly?
The respiratory system of a butterfly is open, and air enters their bodies via a small opening called a spiracle.
What are Breathing holes?
Answer: spiracula (spiracle singular) adj spiracular; vent, orifice, passage, but mainly the holes in ice for and by seals
What does the spiracle lead in a dogfish shark?
Spiracles are located on the head and let water go through the gills. The gill goes to the respiratory system of the dogfish shark.
How do adult mosquitoes breathe?
Mosquitoes who are adults breathe through what is called a spiracle. Spiracles are small holes on the sides of the bodies that allow them to breathe. only mosquito larvae breathe with a siphon.
Is the trachea found in all arthropods?
No, not all. Remember some arthropods are aquatic; the spiracle/trachea/tracheole system utilized by terrestrial insects is largely replaced by gills in marine arthropods.
What is a body structure of a grasshopper?
Femur,antannae,thorax,front wing,spiracle,head,jumping leg,walking legs,hind wing,knee joint,abdomen,ovipositor,compound eye
How an insect breathes?
Insects breathe via holes in their exoskeleton called spiracles. These are normally arranged in pairs, with one spiracle either side of the thorax, or each segment of their bodies. They do not have nostrils like we do.
What function does the spiracle serve?
Spiracles are the means by which insects breathe. They are openings in each side of the thorax and abdomen in most insects. They open into tubes called tracheae which carry oxygen to the tissues in the insect's body.
