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Biology
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klemol [59]3 years ago
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THE NASAL CAVITY IS A HOLLOW SPACE WITHIN THE NOSE AND SKULL THAT IS LINED WITH HAIRS AND MUCUS. THE FUNCTION INTO WARM, MOISTURIZE, AND FILTER AIR ENTERING THE BODY BEFORE IT REACHES THE LUNGS
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