Distinguish between aquatic and terrestrial respiration.

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(N/A) The differences between aquatic and terrestrial respiration are as follows:
Feature Terrestrial Respiration Aquatic Respiration
$1$. Organ of respiration Usually occurs through lungs or skin. Usually occurs through gills.
$2$. Oxygen availability Air contains a higher concentration of dissolved oxygen. Water contains a lower concentration of dissolved oxygen.
$3$. Energy expenditure Organisms spend less energy to obtain oxygen. Organisms must breathe faster and spend more energy to obtain sufficient oxygen.
$4$. Habitat Occurs in organisms living on land. Occurs in organisms living in water.

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