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Why is diffusion alone often insufficient in large multicellular organisms?

It is slow and inefficient over long distances

What happens to surface area and volume as organisms grow larger?

Volume increases more rapidly than surface area

Which specialised structures maximise diffusion efficiency in multicellular organisms?

Lungs, gills, and intestines

Which structures provide a large surface area for diffusion?

Alveoli in lungs and villi in intestines

How do thin membranes improve diffusion?

They reduce the distance for diffusion

What is the role of a rich blood supply near exchange surfaces?

Transports substances quickly to/from cells

How do ventilation mechanisms in the lungs help diffusion?

They maintain concentration gradients

In gas exchange, where does oxygen diffuse in the lungs?

From alveoli into blood

Where does carbon dioxide diffuse during gas exchange in the lungs?

From blood into alveoli

What is the function of villi and microvilli in the small intestine?

Increase surface area for nutrient diffusion

Which waste product is removed from blood in the kidneys via diffusion?

Urea

What does the blood circulatory system transport?

Oxygen, nutrients, and waste products

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