The higher the temperature, the faster the heart rate of the Daphnia. The lower the temperature, slower the heart rate of the Daphnia.
when who hot the body is working to keep cool so you brathe more and the heart works hader.
A heart beat is when your heart makes a 'thump' noise which means it is pumping blood. Pulse rate is when you time how many times your heart beats per minute.
The Heart as a whole does not rest between beats. It is a portion that relaxes when the other chambers still functions and vice versa.
birds have a 4 chambered heart on the other hand fishes have a 2 chambered heart.
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alcohol will lower the heart rate of a daphnia depending on the quantity
yes it does
Daphnia are cold-blooded animals, and they do not thermoregulate. This means that their body temperature is the same as the water they are floating in. The chemical reactions that occur in the cells of Daphnia are dependent on certain enzymes, or proteins, to help the reactions proceed. As you increase the temperature of the water, the metabolism of the Daphnia increases as well, because chemical reactions occur faster at higher temperatures. This means that the heart rate will speed up in order to provide oxygen to the cells as the metabolism increases. However at 40 degrees Celsius, the enzymes break down, and the chemical reactions can no longer occur, so metabolism stops and the Daphnia dies
desing an experiment that students can perform to verify the prediction that coffee will increase heart rate in daphnia
Nothing will happen. This is due to the endothermic circulatory system which regulates and maintains a stabilized temperature.
beacues its a stimulant.
Heart sounds are created by the relationship between the valves of the heart and the surface of the thorax.
180 beats per minute
Heart disease atheroscerosis is narrowing of the arteries.
they both have to do with a heart
Dorothy Wilson Kirk has written: 'Oxidative systems of Daphnia heart'
The normal heart rate of an earthworm is roughly 8 to 12 beats per minute. Several factors contribute to the heart rate of an earthworm.