Hemoglobin and other molecules for transport of gasses in the blood/hemolymph tend to bind oxygen much more tightly than carbon dioxide. This is adaptive because: Correct Answer carbon dioxide dissolves much more readily in blood/hemolymph than oxygen so it doesn't require carrier molecules. oxygen is used during aerobic respiration of glucose at a much higher amount than carbon dioxide is produced. increases in carbon dioxide concentration in the blood/hemolymph/interstitial fluid has no effect upon an animal's ability to maintain homeostasis.. All of the above You Answered None of the above