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Physics, 21.10.2021 03:10 wolverine123

As time goes on, the embryo inside the egg grows and consumes more oxygen. The rate of gas exchange must increase even though the size and distribution of pores in the eggshell don’t change. This means that:A. The concentration of oxygen inside the shell stays the same as the embryo develops. B. The concentration of oxygen inside the shell decreases as the embryo develops. C. The concentration of oxygen inside the shell increases as the embryo develops.

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