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Title: Circulatory systems in animals


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Circulatory systems in animals
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Why do we and other mammals need a circulatory
system?
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  • Two major factors that affect the need for a
    transport system
  • Size - Surface-area-to-volume-ratio
  • Level of activity

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Size
  • Several cell layers
  • Oxygen and nutrients diffusing in used by outer
    cell layers
  • There is an increased distance from the nutrients
    and oxygen and the cells requiring them

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Surface area to volume ratio
  • Large multi-cellular organisms have small surface
    area for their volume.
  • Surface area of large animals not large enough to
    supply all nutrients needed by inner cells.

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Level of activity
  • Active animals require more oxygen for respiration

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Simply organisms
  • Why do jellyfish and sponges not require a
    transport systems?
  • They do not move around very much
  • Sponges- water enters through tiny pores and
    leaves from opening in the top
  • Jellyfish- highly branched gastro vascular cavity
    which serves deeper cells.

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Different types of circulatory systems
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Single circulation
  • Single system (fish)
  • heart - gills body heart
  • Low activity and do not need to maintain
    temperature so less energy needed
  • Blood at low pressure and flow is slow

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Double circulation
  • Double system (mammals)
  • left heart - body right heart
    lungs left heart.
  • aorta vena cava
    pulmonary artery pulmonary vein
  • Two separate circuits
  • Pulmonary carries deoxygenated blood to lungs to
    pick up oxygen
  • Systemic carries oxygenated blood to body
    tissues

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Advantages of double circulation
  • Blood flows quickly due to blood pressure created
    by heart.
  • Heart can increase pressure of blood flowing to
    body tissues without increasing pressure of blood
    to the delicate lungs

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Closed circulation
  • Blood stays in blood vessels.
  • All vertebrates fish, birds and mammals

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Open system
  • Insects 1mm to 13cm
  • Blood not always held in vessels
  • Blood circulates through body cavity
  • Lymph and blood not distinguished-haemolymph
  • Dorsal muscular pumping organ
  • Insects have a separate trachael system to
    transport oxygen and carbon dioxide.

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Blood vessels
  • Arteries and Veins
  • Inner most layer-Endothelium
  • Elastic fibres
  • Smooth muscle layer
  • Collagen fibres

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  • Capillaries
  • Endothelium only- transport through pores between
    cells and through the cells.
  • One cell thick

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