The nasal cavity and the throat a Warm, filter and moisten air b Cool, filter and dry air c Warm, separate, and dry air d cool, moisten, and heat air

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The nasal cavity and the throat

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Warm, filter and moisten air b

Cool, filter and dry air
c Warm, separate, and dry air
d cool, moisten, and heat air

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c...........hope it helps

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