RE: Deep breathing

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RE: Deep breathing

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From:	Pat Macwhirter <>
Date:	Tue, 24 Mar 1998 20:49:22 +1100

>or which bird can hold its breath the longest....

Mauro's question has been bugging me.

Can anyone tell us which bird does hold its breath the longest and how the
physiology works?

Pat

Pat Macwhirter BVSc (Hons), MA, FACVSc
Registered Specialist in Bird Medicine
Highbury Veterinary Clinic
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