Which best explains the circulation system within mammals?

A. Mammals use a closed, double-loop circulatory system aided by a four-chambered heart.

B. Mammals use a closed, single-loop circulatory system aided by a four-chambered heart.

C. Mammals use an open, double-loop circulatory system aided by a four-chambered heart.

D. Mammals use a closed, single-loop circulatory system aided by a three-chambered heart.

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Bailey Delgado

Biology

12 August, 14:47

Which best explains the circulation system within mammals?

A. Mammals use a closed, double-loop circulatory system aided by a four-chambered heart.

B. Mammals use a closed, single-loop circulatory system aided by a four-chambered heart.

C. Mammals use an open, double-loop circulatory system aided by a four-chambered heart.

D. Mammals use a closed, single-loop circulatory system aided by a three-chambered heart.

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Ulises Adams · Answer 1

A. Mammals use a closed, double-loop circulatory system aided by a four-chambered hearts.

The four chambered heart of a mammal is divided into two atria and two ventricles. Double-loop circulatory system is used. One loop for oxygenated blood, the other loop for deoxygenated blood.