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Oliga [24]
2 years ago
13

 Describe la ruta de sangre a través del corazón y tu cuerpo

Biology
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gtnhenbr [62]2 years ago
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La sangre sale del corazón a través de la válvula pulmonar hacia la arteria pulmonar y hacia los pulmones. La sangre sale del corazón a través de la válvula aórtica, hacia la aorta y hacia el cuerpo. Este patrón se repite, lo que hace que la sangre fluya continuamente al corazón, los pulmones y el cuerp.o espero que esto te
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B.<u> Facilitated diffusion. </u>

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