High altitude affects respiration because there is less oxygen in the air. Because of this, more and stronger breathing is needed to supply oxygen to the bloodstream.
At high altitudes, the rate of respiration is usually increased. During the space travel and under water, the rate of respiration increases.
food--> NADH --> electron transport chain --> oxygen
they travel in the air
faster in higher altitiudes
Generally yes. There is less drag at higher altitudes, and thus better fuel economy, right up until the airplane can't get enough air to burn with with fuel to get the power needed to go faster and higher. Of course it takes extra fuel to get up there, so only long distance travel is done at high altitudes.
they travel by the air which is through the photosynthesis and they and cellular respiration
Hot Air Ballons Travel at Low Altiudes Because If it goes any Higher it could pop.
A chronometer is an certified accurate watch or clock that is not affected by the humidity and temperature changes experienced during ocean travel.
The air is thicker at lower altitudes, we know that sound travels much better when it can move through solid mass. As you climb, the air starts to get thinner. It becomes much more difficult to do anything at high altitudes, including keeping a plane aloft, keeping warm, and of course projecting sound.
Ladybugs can fly at very high altitudes without any problems. This beautiful insect can also travel great distances and travel hundreds of miles at a time.
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Mountain passes gave traveling settlers a way to travel through the mountains. Without the passes, the settlers would have to travel to higher and more dangerous altitudes.
No, it isn't.