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Q. What is the difference between lungs and gills?
Lungs and Gills are richly vascularized organs that serve for gas exchange between the environment and the circulatory system.
The lungs differentiate from gills in that they are saclike structures always internal to the organism and specialized in gas exchange in terrestrial environment, Branchiae in their turn are external or internal laminar structures in direct contact with water and specialized in gas exchange in aquatic environment.
Explain Theory of enzyme action L. Michaelis and k L. Menten developed a general theory of enzyme action and kinetics in 1913. According to this theory, we learnt that
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