Question

Describe the overall process of the cardiovascular system of the amphibian. Use the animation, what is represented in blue and red? http://www.jeffsims.net/flash/heart.html

Answer 1

Hm that's not an animation.
But i can tell blue represents oxygen poor blood and red represents oxygen rich blood

Answer 2

.-. So lost.

Answer 3

Like i said... the link you posted is \(\sf\large\underline{not}\) an animation :P

Answer 4

in cardiovascular systems: red = oxygen-rich and blue = oxygen-poor

Answer 5

It's what I was given o-O
hold on..

Answer 6

the overall process of the CV system in amphibians is explained in the image i attached.
Blood goes from the left atria, to the systemic capillaries. then it goes from the systemic capillaries to the right atria, then goes to the pulmocutaneous circuit. Blood is oxygenized in the lungs and goes back to the left atria.

Hope this helps \(\Huge\color{#872af0}{☻}\)

Answer 7

I know you cant get all of that just from an image lol do you also have a source for info?

Answer 8

In the image from your link, the ventricle is the spot marked with a V. The conus is the area where the oxygenized blood and the oxygen poor blood is divided between the aorta (red) and the pulmonary veins (blue). This is done by this ridge in the ventricle i told you about yesterday :D

Answer 9

I can get all that from just an image :D Just follow the arrows in the image and you'll see the path of the blood.

Answer 10

give me a second i'll upgrade the image with more info :D

Answer 11

o-O

Answer 12

Maybe this is a better image

Answer 13

link to original image?

Answer 14

http://www.biocyclopedia.com/index/general_zoology/images/images17/fig021.jpg

Answer 15

http://www.biocyclopedia.com/index/general_zoology/modern_amphibians.php

Answer 16

both? o-O

Answer 17

1 is the image
2 is the page

Answer 18

I'll use both c: