Deep-diving animals accomplish their dives through

all of the following means EXCEPT by
a. redirecting blood flow.
b. conserving energy by gliding rather than
swimming.
c. relying primarily on anaerobic respiration during
deep dives.
d. binding oxygen to myoglobin and hemoglobin.
e. assuring that the brain has an uninterrupted
supply of ATP.


Answer: c

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