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Imagine you are explaining to a newly arrived astronaut at the International Space Station (ISS) how the human respiratory system works and what adaptations are necessary to breathe in space. Considering that the ISS is a microgravity environment, where there is no gravity to help direct bodily fluids, and that gas exchange capacity may be affected, describe: 1) How the human respiratory system coordinates the entry and exit of air, and how the absence of gravity could impact this process. 2) Two adaptations that would be necessary for the human body to breathe efficiently in the ISS, explaining the role of each in the context of respiratory physiology.

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