Question:
How is respiration regulated?
Answer:
Respiration is controlled by the respiratory centres in the medulla oblongata and pons of the brain.
- Medulla sets the basic rhythm of breathing.
- Chemoreceptors sense CO₂ levels in blood – if CO₂ rises, breathing rate increases.
So, CO₂ concentration is the main regulator.
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