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Refer to the figure below. I II III IV Reference: Ref 25-7 The most oxygenated blood would be found just exiting the structure(s) at Select one: O a. IV. O b. II. O C. III. O d. I.

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Refer to the figure below.
II
III
IV
Reference: Ref 25-7
The most oxygenated blood would be found just exiting the structure(s) at
Select one.
O a. IV
Ob II.
Oc II.
Od. I.

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