May/June 2026 Paper 11

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30Heart CirculationHard1 mark
The diagram shows an experiment that took place in 1940 to revive an animal.
Air is bubbled through the reservoir to oxygenate the blood. The tubes enter and leave the neck of the animal.
Diagram of a 1940s apparatus reviving a whole animal (drawn as a dog, with head, body, legs and tail all shown): two tubes enter and leave its neck, carrying blood to a pump and then to a reservoir where air is bubbled through it to oxygenate the blood, before it is pumped back into the neck. A key shows oxygenated blood as grey and deoxygenated blood as white.
Which characteristics of mammalian circulation does the diagram represent?
closed systemheartdouble circulation
A✗✗✗
B✗✓✗
C✓✓✗
D✓✓✓
Key: a tick (✓) shows the diagram represents this characteristic; a cross (✗) shows it does not.