pulmonaryoxygenatedsystemicdeoxygenatedleftrightThe circulatory system is divided into two circuits. Thecircuit transportsblood through the lungsand returns the blood to theside of the heart. Thecircuit transportsblood through the body, returning the blood to theside of the heart.

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pulmonary oxygenated systemic deoxygenated left right The circulatory system is divided into two circuits. The circuit transports blood through the lungs and returns the blood to the side of the heart. The circuit transports blood through the body, returning the blood to the side of the heart.