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Meerkats exchange gas primarily through their respiratory system, similar to other mammals. They inhale oxygen from the environment and exhale carbon dioxide as a byproduct of cellular respiration. In their social groups, meerkats often engage in behaviors that facilitate group cohesion, but gas exchange itself occurs individually through their lungs. Additionally, their burrowing lifestyle allows for a controlled environment where they can manage their gas exchange effectively.

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