Which animal am I? Name as many animal taxa as you can think of that have each feature listed below. Lungs with tidal ventilation Lungs with one-way ventilation Air sacs Tracheae Internal gill External gills Countercurrent exchange of respiratory m

Sure! Here are examples of animal taxa that exhibit each of the specified respiratory features: ### Lungs with Tidal Ventilation - Mammals (e.g., Humans, Dogs, Cats) - Amphibians (e.g., Frogs, Salamanders) - Some reptiles (e.g., Turtles) ### Lungs with One-Way Ventilation - Birds (e.g., Sparrows, Eagles, Penguins) - Some reptiles (e.g., Crocodilians) ### Air Sacs - Birds (e.g., all birds have air sacs that aid in respiration) ### Tracheae - Insects (e.g., Grasshoppers, Cockroaches, Bees) - Some terrestrial arthropods (e.g., Myriapods such as Millipedes) ### Internal Gill - Fish (e.g., Bony fish like Salmon, Cartilaginous fish like Sharks) - Amphibians (e.g., Some larvae like Tadpoles) ### External Gills - Amphibians (e.g., Axolotls, Some species of salamanders) - Certain aquatic insects (e.g., Mayflies) ### Countercurrent Exchange of Respiratory Medium and Blood - Fish (e.g., all bony and cartilaginous fish utilize countercurrent exchange for gills) - Some types of molluscs (e.g., certain bivalves) ### No Specialized Breathing Organs; Instead, Very Small and/or Flat Body Shape and/or Hollow Body Shape with a Central Body Cavity - Flatworms (e.g., Planarians) - Jellyfish (e.g., Moon Jelly) - Some sponges - Certain types of sea slugs (e.g., Elysia) This categorization highlights the diversity of respiratory adaptations across various taxa in the animal kingdom.