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smaller forms of the bronchi that branch out to deliver air to the alveoli

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Covers the air only passage when we breath which stops food and liquid from going into the lungs

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- filters and moistens air for delivery
- cilia helps to trap any unwanted debris from entering the system.

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Opening in the body which allow air to travel into the body. The air is also moistened in these organs.

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Extension of the windpipe that shuttles oxygen to and from the lungs. Essentially the main passageway to lungs and smaller/closer as they get closer to the lungs

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The alveoli are small, grape-liked structures in the lungs (At the end of the bronchioles) which assist the lungs with Gas Exchange, by means of Diffusion.
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Carries both food (esophagus) and air (trachea). It is used for digestion and respiration

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air can come into the lungs - made up of cartilage.

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The Trachea extends from the windpipe and is lined with tiny hairs. It divides into 2 branches which end in the bronchi

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A passageway that carries inhaled oxygen to the lungs that is made up of cartilage to hold it open. This passageway is equipped with mucus and cilia for the removal of unwanted particles from this airway tube.

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Small flap that covers the air-only passage in the pharynx so that food won't enter the trachea.

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The pharynx serves as a pathway for both food and air. It's muscular walls assist in moving food to the esophagus.

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a network of little blood vessels that cover the alveolus and allow gas exchange to happen between the blood and air.

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This organ allows air to travel to either the right or left lung.

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Alveoli are small structures at the end of the bronchioles that allow gas exchange through the capillary beds.
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