Sentence examples for respiratory organs from inspiring English sources

These and filamentary appendages are considered respiratory organs.

Two common respiratory organs of invertebrates are trachea and gills.

Two types of respiratory organs are found among arachnids: book lungs and tracheae.

In fishes and larvae of amphibians, these clefts develop gills and become respiratory organs.

Lungs, already present in fishes, became the main respiratory organs of terrestrial vertebrates.

Gas exchange can take place across any of the thin cuticular surfaces of the body, and many small barnacles lack discrete respiratory organs.

They penetrate sea cucumbers by way of the anus of the host, in some instances apparently feeding on its reproductive and respiratory organs.

In spiders the book lungs are paired respiratory organs composed of 10 to 80 hollow leaves that extend into a blood sinus separated by small hardened columns.

The two respiratory organs at the very front end of the abdomen usually are book lungs, and the rear two are tracheae.

Many of these cases had excessive virus replication in the lungs and, less frequently, virus spread to extra-respiratory organs, but mechanisms of virus spread to the brain remain unclear.

Autopsies of cardio-respiratory organs were conducted on miners for compensation purposes, with the consent of next of kin, and regardless of the clinical cause of death.