In which direction does carbon dioxide move during internal respiration?
A) from the blood into the tissue cells
B) from the blood into the lungs
C) from the lungs into the atmosphere
D) from the tissue cells into the blood
E) from the lungs into the blood

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During internal respiration, carbon dioxide moves from the tissue cells into the blood. The blood then carries it to the lungs for removal from the body. This process is also known as gas exchange or cellular respiration.

In Which Direction Does Carbon Dioxide Move During Internal Respiration