The primary drive to increase ventilation during exercise is due to
A)input from peripheral chemoreceptors.
B)input from central chemoreceptors.
C)input from skeletal muscle mechanoreceptors
D)none of the above answers are correct

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The Answer of The primary drive to increase ventilation during exercise is due to
A)input from peripheral chemoreceptors.
B)input from central chemoreceptors.
C)input from skeletal muscle mechanoreceptors
D)none of the above answers are correct

The Primary Drive to Increase Ventilation During Exercise Is Due