How are the respiratory organs of birds structured?
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You can get a first rough insight into the facts here:
https://www.digitalefolien.de/biologie/tiere/voegel/luftsack.html
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gregor443
So that they are supplied with oxygen both during exhalation and inhalation. I forgot how this lung type is called… believes sackcloth or something.
That’s it.
https://www.digitalefolien.de/biologie/tiere/voegel/luftsack.html
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more efficient than in mammals