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The tiny hollow air sacs where oxygen exchange occurs are A. lymph nodes. B. capillaries. C. alveoli. D. bronchioles.
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The tiny hollow air sacs where oxygen exchange occurs are

A. lymph nodes.
B. capillaries.
C. alveoli.
D. bronchioles.

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Actually the answer is C alveoli

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Bronchioles are the air sacs where oxygen exchange occurs.
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