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Terminal bronchioles, part of the conducting zone, give rise to respiratory bronchioles, which are part of the respiratory zone.

terminal bronchioles, part of the conducting zone, give rise to respiratory bronchioles, which are part of the respiratory zone.
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Svetradugi [14.3K]2 years ago

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B.false
Respiratory bronchioles or terminal bronchioles are also part of the conducting zone.

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