PLEASE help-insect breathing info.
HeinzeDJAK
heinzedjak at aol.com
Mon Mar 2 15:19:28 EST 1998
I could be wrong, but remember that insects use spiracles to breathe. There
are nine pairs on either side, and usually can be spotted easily. As I
understand, they are long cone shaped tunnels that come to a very tiny point,
at which the difusion of Oxygen and so forth occurs. With this understanding,
I can't see a insect breathing in deeper or less deep, or how it could have a
rate, but I could be wrong.
Hope this helps,
Dar
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