BIOLOGY-MODULE 3 TRANSPORT IN ANIMALS: TRANSPORT SYSTEMS IN MULTICELLULAR ANIMALS

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<p>Why are transport systems needed?</p>

Why are transport systems needed?

1) To supply Oxygen and Nutrients

2) To remove Waste products

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<p>Why is there a need for specialised transport systems for multicellular organisms?</p>

Why is there a need for specialised transport systems for multicellular organisms?

The bigger the organism, the greater the diffusion pathway. Without specialised transport systems, diffusion will occur but at too slow of a rate for the organism to survive

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<p>Specialised transport systems are needed due to ?</p>

Specialised transport systems are needed due to ?

1) Meet high metabolic demands of multicellular organism

2) SA:V ratio gets smaller as multicellular organism gets bigger; so SA decreases and diffusion pathway increases

3)Production of molecules (hormones/enzymes) made in a 1 location yet needed in another

4) Waste product removed and transported to excretory glands

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<p>Specialised transport systems (circulatory system) carries ……. around the body?</p>

Specialised transport systems (circulatory system) carries ……. around the body?

Oxygen

Carbon dioxide

Nutrients

Waste products

Hormones

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<p>Circulatory system features:</p>

Circulatory system features:

1) Blood (liquid transport medium)

2) Vessels to carry transport medium

3) Pumping mechanism to move fluid around system

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<p>Open circulatory system</p>

Open circulatory system

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<p>Closed circulatory system</p>

Closed circulatory system

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<p>Single closed circulatory system</p>

Single closed circulatory system

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<p>Double closed circulatory system</p>

Double closed circulatory system