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Anaerobic metabolism
Without air
Produces 2 mol ATP from 1 mol glucose
Produces lactic acid
Supports high levels of activity for 2 mins
Define Aerobic metabolism
requiring air
Produces 38 mol ATP from 1 mol glucose
19X more efficient than anaerobic metabolism
What are the requirements for high rates of aerobic metabolism
Efficient exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide with atmosphere,
Pick up oxygen and carry it to tissues,
Move oxygen at high rates around the body
Enable increase in MR
Lung design and function, change in skeletal design, effectiveness of the heart, increase oxygen delivery to the tissues
How to increase effectiveness in the heart
increase # of chambers and heart rate
How to increase oxygen delivery to tissue
Hemoglobin and myoglobin
Open circulatory systems
Circulatory fluid comes in direct contact with tissues in spaces called sinuses
Closed circulatory system
Circulatory fluid remains within blood vessels and do not come in direct contact with tissues
Closed systems characteristics
found in more active animals aka vertebrates, high pressure and flow, blood flow can be directed to specific tissues and capable of supplying required oxygen to highly active tissues
Water breathing fish circulation
Single circuit, accessory hearts in the tail
air breathing tetrapod circulation
Two circuits, pulmonary (to and from lungs) and systemic circuit (to and from rest of body).