The Feeding of Animals
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9.) Breathing is a matter of common experience. We all know how air is drawn into the lungs at regular intervals, an equivalent quantity being as regularly forced out.
The mechanism of respiration (breathing) we will not dis- cuss at length. It will aid us, however, if we know that the passage which the air follows to and from the lungs, the trachea (windpipe), divides into two branches, one to each lung, and these divide and sub-divide until they branch into numerous fine tubes. Each of these ...tubes 144 THE FEEDING OF ANIMALS ends in an elongated dilation which is made up of air cells opening into a common cavity. These cells are so numerous in the lung tissues that only a very thin wall separates adjoining ones, and in this wall are carried the UPPER L0BB OPPER LQBB LEFT UING Fig. 9. Air-tubes of the human lung. (Gerrish.) capillaries or fine divisions of the blood vessels leading from the heart.
205. Object of respiration. — ^The lung structure per- mits the blood to take up ox>^gen as it flows along and transfer certain wastes into the lung cavities, and thus be made ready to go back to the body carrying a joint load of digested food and oxygen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9.) Breathing is a matter of common experience. We all know how air is drawn into the lungs at regular intervals, an equivalent quantity being as regularly forced out.
The mechanism of respiration (breathing) we will not dis- cuss at length. It will aid us, however, if we know that the passage which the air follows to and from the lungs, the trachea (windpipe), divides into two branches, one to each lung, and these divide and sub-divide until they branch into numerous fine tubes. Each of these ...tubes 144 THE FEEDING OF ANIMALS ends in an elongated dilation which is made up of air cells opening into a common cavity. These cells are so numerous in the lung tissues that only a very thin wall separates adjoining ones, and in this wall are carried the UPPER L0BB OPPER LQBB LEFT UING Fig. 9. Air-tubes of the human lung. (Gerrish.) capillaries or fine divisions of the blood vessels leading from the heart.
205. Object of respiration. — ^The lung structure per- mits the blood to take up ox>^gen as it flows along and transfer certain wastes into the lung cavities, and thus be made ready to go back to the body carrying a joint load of digested food and oxygen.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jordan, Whitman H. (Whitman Howard), 1851-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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