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The 10 pages that link to Insect respiration, each with the reason it gives.

• Gas exchangeBroader topic: This system carries air directly to tissues rather than transporting most oxygen in blood.

• Tracheal systemNarrower topic: The tracheal system is the central anatomical framework for insect respiration.

• InsectaRelated: The tracheal network supplies tissues without relying on lungs or blood to transport oxygen.

• Evolution of insectsRelated: The tracheal system is a distinctive solution to breathing on land.

• HalobatesRelated: Halobates must obtain oxygen at the air–sea interface while remaining exposed to waves and spray.

• CorixidaeRelated: Corixidae must obtain oxygen while spending much of its life underwater.

• Water beetleNarrower topic: Water beetles modify access to this air-breathing system while underwater.

• AphrophoridaeRelated: The foam shelter can help maintain a humid environment while nymphs breathe.

• DytiscusRelated: Dytiscus beetles replenish air at the surface and carry it beneath their elytra.

• RanatraRelated: Ranatra's abdominal siphon links its tracheal system to air above the water.