Mammalian Gas Exchange Structure 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? BiologyHuman, animal and plant physiologyASOCR Created by: JadeCreated on: 16-01-13 13:18 The lungs are inside the..... Throax 1 of 15 Lungs are surrounded by a Pleural Membrane 2 of 15 Air passes down into the lungs through the trachea 3 of 15 The trachea branches off into a left and right Bronchus 4 of 15 The Bronchus divides into bronchioles 5 of 15 Lungs contain tiny sacs at the end of bronchioles called Alveoli 6 of 15 Each alveolus has a .................. closely associated with it blood capillary 7 of 15 Movement in the lungs is provided by the muscles in the Diaphragm 8 of 15 Movement in the lungs is also provided by the intercostal muscles 9 of 15 where is the heart partly beneath left lung 10 of 15 one of the cells that lines the trachea and bronchi ciliated 11 of 15 The other cell that lines the trachea and bronchi Goblet 12 of 15 Tissue found in the trachea and bronchi but not the bronchioles Cartilage 13 of 15 Muscle found on the walls of the trachea, bronchi and bronchioles Smooth 14 of 15 Structure found in the walls of all of the airways Elastic Fibres 15 of 15
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