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This document includes the anatomy and physiology of the circularity system. There are labeled diagrams and detailed explanations of topics in this unit, along with explanations function for various structures. Great for learning the material and studying for exam.

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Circulatory system

, Introduction and Evolution
organisms such
sponges cnidarians ljellyfish)
•

as , ,


ctenophores ( comb jellies) ,
flatworms, or nematodes ( roundworms )
have specialized
no
circulatory structures

smaller diffusion distribute
•

organisms use simple to


materials to their cells , and because the
they are smaller
,

materials have a much shorter distance to travel
allowing for


simple diffusion to work just fine .




Larger organisms
•
need specialized structures to
transport nutrients to


their tissues because diffusion would
simple not efficiently
transport over such
large distances .




Reminder Diffusion
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: is the movement of molecules from an area


of
higher concentration of that molecule , to an area of lower

concentration LUSS of that molecule present)
there
systems :
•

of
are two
types circulatory
Open Closed
the heart has distinct circulatory
•

blood
•




pumps fluid

vessels with blood vessels that
into open enclosed in
transport
ends it to and

interstitial fluid ! this is the
simply fluid from the heart


surrounding cells , found in the spaces around them


°
the blood comes materials still
out the
necessary
◦




open ends mixes interstitial fluid
and get to the

fluid
with the interstitial .



through capillaries lthe smallest

This mixture is called blood vessel ) where the

hemolymph walls are thin
enough
this fills to
permit diffusion
large spaces into
•




called sinuses which make the interstitial fluid

up the hemocoel [ blood cavity )
not part of the coelem ]
◦ as the site of gas exchange began to involve

lungs and metabolic rates increased ,
the vertebrate

cardiovascular system developed

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Lisa A. Urry, Michael L. Cain Campbell Biology in Focus
Publisher: oktober 2015 ISBN: 9780321962751 Edition: 2

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