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Natalya Barnes
5 September, 10:42
Why are there so many capillaries in the lungs?
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Yandel Mercado
5 September, 13:23
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There's a lot of capillaries in the lungs because the blood needs to be transferred and the capillaries are the smallest vessels that can do this.
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