The graph shows the oxygen dissociation curves of haemoglobin from two species of mammal, S and T. Which statements could explain the difference in the oxygen dissociation curves of species S and species T? 1 Species T has a lower haemoglobin concentration in its red blood cells than species S. 2 The haemoglobin in species T has a lower affinity for oxygen than the haemoglobin in species S. 3 Species T lives at higher altitudes than species S.
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