The respiratory control machinery in the brainstem is highly conserved across species.

“However, I think when it comes to neural circuitry, which is what we're talking about when we talk about respiration, these two nuclei in the brain, pre-bot singinger and paraphial nucleus, which have abundant receptors for these things that control breathing, um the that machinery is so highly conserved from mice to rats to non-human primates as we always say rat, cat, monkey, bat, um and human um that it would be it would be remarkable and extraord extraordinary to for the system to work much differently”