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    Tissue fluid is transported through capillaries whose thin walls allow for convenient transportation. The wind pipe connects to alveoli in the lungs where oxygen is absorbed and carbon dioxide is released through gas exchange. Oxygen and carbon dioxide are transported through the body via tissue fluid movement through capillaries.

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    Tissue fluid is transported through capillaries whose thin walls allow for convenient transportation. The wind pipe connects to alveoli in the lungs where oxygen is absorbed and carbon dioxide is released through gas exchange. Oxygen and carbon dioxide are transported through the body via tissue fluid movement through capillaries.

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    Tissue fluid is transported through capillaries whose thin walls allow for convenient transportation. The wind pipe connects to alveoli in the lungs where oxygen is absorbed and carbon dioxide is released through gas exchange. Oxygen and carbon dioxide are transported through the body via tissue fluid movement through capillaries.

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    Tissue Fluid

    Capillaries’ thin walls makes transportation convenient.

    Wind pipe

    Alveoli

    Oxygen and Carbon dioxide

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