Fish
Gills
GILLS
Feathery lamellae absorb O₂
OPERCULUM
Bony flap covers & protects gills
MOUTH
Water enters, flows over gills
WATER FLOW
Mouth in → operculum out
NOSTRILS
Air enters for lung breathing
BUCCAL CAVITY
Throat pumps air to lungs
MOIST SKIN
Cutaneous respiration
LUNGS
Simple sac-like lungs inside body
MOIST SKIN
Entire skin = breathing organ
CLITELLUM
Thickened band — landmark
O₂ / CO₂ EXCHANGE
Diffuses through mucus layer
MUCUS LAYER
Must stay moist to breathe
SPIRACLES
Tiny pores along abdomen sides
TRACHEAL TUBES
Air tubes reach every cell
THORAX
Also has spiracles for breathing
NO LUNGS
O₂ diffuses directly to cells
TRACHEA
Windpipe — air passage to lungs
LEFT LUNG
2 lobes — slightly smaller
RIGHT LUNG
3 lobes — slightly larger
BRONCHI
Branches into each lung
NOSE / MOUTH
Air entry — filtered & warmed
DIAPHRAGM
Muscle that drives breathing