Friday, March 4, 2011

Prediction For My Kundli

perspiration

The skin respiration (perspiration) is a form of external respiration and through the exchange of respiratory gases characterized by the skin . The proportion of total oxygen consumption is different for the different organisms. In humans, it holds less than 1% of the total respiration.

The diffusion of gases (oxygen, carbon dioxide) through the membrane surrounding the body is enough for microorganisms to care, since all parts of the body close enough to the body surface to ensure a sufficient supply. In insects were in the tracheae of evolution to leading small tubes inside the body through which the body surface area is enlarged on the one hand and the gas exchange still occurs in the vicinity of the internal organs to be supplied.

For larger organisms, the method of direct diffusion is not sufficient to ensure the gas exchange in these areas. Developed here in the course of evolution, gills and lungs. On the surface of this extremely enlarged central respiratory gas exchange with a transport medium (blood) instead, which then supplies the internal organs. However, it will even with these beings in varying degrees, or direct skin to breathe.

In most terrestrial vertebrates, the skin is vital not breathing, with the exception of such as lung Lose salamander. Into the realm of legend is that people stopped and choked with perspiration (see James Bond: Goldfinger). Only the top 0.4 mm of the skin be supplied by skin respiration with oxygen.

Hautatmer
animals, where their entire skin surface serves as a respiratory surface exchange, respiratory gases via diffusion from. Just beneath the skin lies a dense capillary network. As a respiratory surface, in this case, the skin always moist, Hautatmer are dependent on moist habitats. Many of the animals, which are only breathe through the skin or have a relatively small worm-like or very flat shape and thus a large volume compared to their surface. The Hautatmern is the earthworm.
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