The Haldane effect A) relates to the effect of CO₂ concentration on acid-base homeostasis. B) is a property of haemoglobin where oxygenated blood have the ability to carry more CO₂. C) is not relevant to invertebrates. D) means that the more deoxygenated the haemoglobin, the better it binds with oxygen. E) means that the more deoxygenated the haemoglobin, the better it binds with CO₂.

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The Haldane effect describes how deoxygenated hemoglobin has a higher affinity for carbon dioxide (CO2), facilitating its transport from tissues to the lungs for exhalation.

The Haldane Effect