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1. Claim - Does your evidence support the claim? Explain.
2. Reasoning: What anatomical explanations can you give to explain your evidence and support your claim? Do some research here to make at least 3 specific connections between the structures in the nasal passages and how they contribute to nasal warming.

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Staw Heart Monitor

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Daily Reflections

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1. Explore the tubes that enter the lungs and see how they divide. A good way to do this is to insert the blunt end of the probe to see where it goes.
My lab partner, Harry was doing all of the real rifling through the lungs and did just that.
2. Inflate the L U N G S and observe how they behave.
3. Look feel and colour of the L U N G
I was only documenting but Harry said it was like raw fish or chicken.