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mozaik3D - Biology - Animals

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MS-9501 - Biológia - Állatok
Animal and plant cells, cellular organelles
Animal and plant cells, cellular organelles (basic)
The life cycle of vertebrates
Diversity of light-detecting organs
Vertebrate brain evolution
The reproduction and development of insects
Trilobites
Ammonites
Carboniferous flora and fauna
Permian flora and fauna
Ichthyostega
Deinonychus
Monsters of the Palaeozoic: sea scorpions
Ichthyosaur
Quetzalcoatlus, a giant pterosaur
Tiktaalik
Triceratops
Tyrannosaurus rex, 'tyrant lizard'
Stegosaurus
Apatosaurus
Pteranodon longiceps
Archaeopteryx
Terror birds
Dodo
Viruses
Bacteria (spheres, rods, spirals)
Bacteria (advanced)
The structure of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells
Amoeba proteus
Prehistoric armoured fishes
Euglena viridis
Paramecium caudatum
Tunicates
Dugesia gonocephala
Freshwater pearl mussel
Precious coral
Sponges
Jellyfish
Pearls
Common earthworm
Roman snail
Rapana venosa
Tardigrade
Sea cucumber
Sea star
Purple sea urchin
Megarian banded centipede
Common cuttlefish
Spider silk, spider web
Fat-tailed scorpion
Mexican redknee tarantula
Chilean recluse spider
Termite mound
Southern wood ant
European garden spider
European honeybee
Asian giant hornet
Stag beetle
Cockchafer (Maybug)
Long-tailed mayfly
Castor bean tick
Malaria
Head lice
Large white butterfly
European crayfish
Axolotl
Grass snake
Common European viper
Edible frog
European pond turtle
Loggerhead sea turtle
Veiled chameleon
Maltese wall lizard
How do geckos' feet adhere to smooth surfaces?
European river lamprey
West Indian Ocean coelacanth
How do fish breathe?
Freshwater fishes
Common carp
Sharks
Anglerfish
Types of feathers
Common kingfisher
Common blackbird
Arctic tern
Mallard
Eurasian eagle-owl
Saker falcon
Steppe eagle
Marsh harrier
Emperor penguin
Western jackdaw
Great spotted woodpecker
Mushrooms
Comparison of edible and poisonous mushrooms
Niche
Food chains
Regeneration in the animal kingdom
Transport processes
Enzymes
Mitosis
Meiosis
ADP, ATP
NAD⁺, NADP⁺, NADPH
Chlorophyll
Coenzyme A
Darwin's legendary voyage
How do fish breathe? Open item

How do fish breathe?

Blood vessels in fishes' gills absorb oxygen and release carbon dioxide.

Biology

Grades 3 – 12

Keywords

fish
respiration
gill
gas exchange
operculum
animal
inhalation
vertebrate
capillary
exhalation
oxygen
carbon dioxide
mouth
water
biology
zoology

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