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As you passed through the left leg, you traveled through an extremely narrow passageway called As you passed from the select answer left atrium During this time, you may have noticed gradual changes in the chemical composition of the blood plasma surrounding you, such as ✓ This gate is one of two right ventricle right atrium left ventricle (2) into the select answer ▾ valves and opens only during the a venule , having to form a single-file line with other red blood cells. I ✓systole (3), you had to wait for a gate between them to open. an increase of each cardiac cycle. in the level of dissolved carbon dioxide.

As you passed through the left leg, you traveled through an extremely narrow passageway called As you passed from the select answer left atrium During this time, you may have noticed gradual changes in the chemical composition of the blood plasma surrounding you, such as ✓ This gate is one of two right ventricle right atrium left ventricle (2) into the select answer ▾ valves and opens only during the a venule , having to form a single-file line with other red blood cells. I ✓systole (3), you had to wait for a gate between them to open. an increase of each cardiac cycle. in the level of dissolved carbon dioxide.

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As you passed through the left leg, you traveled through an extremely narrow passageway called As you passed from the select answer During this time, you may have noticed gradual changes in the chemical composition of the blood plasma surrounding you, such as This gate is one of two semilunar (2) into the valves and select answer vena cava aorta pulmonary vein pulmonary artery a venule , having to form a single-file line with other red blood cells. systole (3), you had to wait for a gate between them to open. an increase of each cardiac cycle. in the level of dissolved carbon dioxide.
Transcribed Image Text:As you passed through the left leg, you traveled through an extremely narrow passageway called As you passed from the select answer During this time, you may have noticed gradual changes in the chemical composition of the blood plasma surrounding you, such as This gate is one of two semilunar (2) into the valves and select answer vena cava aorta pulmonary vein pulmonary artery a venule , having to form a single-file line with other red blood cells. systole (3), you had to wait for a gate between them to open. an increase of each cardiac cycle. in the level of dissolved carbon dioxide.
As you passed through the left leg, you traveled through an extremely narrow passageway called As you passed from the select answer During this time, you may have noticed gradual changes in the chemical composition of the blood plasma surrounding you, such as This gate is one of two left atriu right ventricle right atrium left ventricle (2) into the select answer valves and opens only during the a venule , having to form a single-file line with other red blood cells. systole (3), you had to wait for a gate between them to open. an increase of each cardiac cycle. in the level of dissolved carbon dioxide.
Transcribed Image Text:As you passed through the left leg, you traveled through an extremely narrow passageway called As you passed from the select answer During this time, you may have noticed gradual changes in the chemical composition of the blood plasma surrounding you, such as This gate is one of two left atriu right ventricle right atrium left ventricle (2) into the select answer valves and opens only during the a venule , having to form a single-file line with other red blood cells. systole (3), you had to wait for a gate between them to open. an increase of each cardiac cycle. in the level of dissolved carbon dioxide.
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