Describe the mechanisms by which the body monitors and reacts to increased carbon dioxide production (for...

Describe the mechanisms by which the body monitors and reacts to increased carbon dioxide production (for example, increased metabolism during exercise). How does this reflex remove the excess carbon dioxide?

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