Given below is an image depicting a type of cell in blood. Its characteristic shape helps them to

Carry out excess cellular respiration.

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Move smoothly through blood vessels.

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Carry more oxygen.

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Both B and C

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The correct option is D
Both B and C

The characteristic biconcave shape of the RBCs help them to move smoothly along the blood vessels as well as it increases the surface area for more efficient binding of oxygen.

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Given below is an image depicting a type of cell in blood. Its characteristic shape helps them to

The correct option is D Both B and C The characteristic biconcave shape of the RBCs help them to move smoothly along the blood vessels as well as it increases the surface area for more efficient binding of oxygen.

The correct option is D
Both B and C

The characteristic biconcave shape of the RBCs help them to move smoothly along the blood vessels as well as it increases the surface area for more efficient binding of oxygen.