Sentence examples for cutaneous respiration from inspiring English sources

Gas exchange can take place through the skin (cutaneous respiration) and this allows adult amphibians to respire without rising to the surface of water and to hibernate at the bottom of ponds.

Many proturans and collembolans have entirely cutaneous respiration (breathing through the skin).

The circulatory and respiratory systems work with the integument to provide cutaneous respiration.

Most spiders have both, and small micro whip scorpions and some extremely small mites have only cutaneous respiration.

More than 90 percent of waste carbon dioxide and 33 percent of their oxygen requirement can be transported via cutaneous respiration.

The skin of a mudskipper is highly vascularised and this facilitates cutaneous respiration in both air and water.

They typically have a moist skin and rely heavily on cutaneous (skin-surface) respiration.

The tail vein was cannulated and the mouse was placed on a sled with cutaneous ECG electrodes, respiration pillow, and temperature detector (Dazai Research Instruments, Toronto, ON) and connected to SA instrument monitoring equipment (SA Instruments, Stony Brook, NY).

'Winterkill' has been attributed to oxygen depletion: respiration during dormancy is entirely cutaneous and, over prolonged periods, frogs may become surrounded by anoxic mud (Bradford 1983).

However, some microorganisms respire without oxygen, known as anaerobic respiration.

However, in 10 – 20% of cases with cutaneous hemangioma, complications appear such as ulceration and bleeding, and the involvement of important functions such as vision, respiration, hearing, or feeding.