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What are Bronchi? A. Tiny air sacs in the lungs. B. A phospholipid that coats the lungs. C. Branches of the trachea that connect to the lungs. D. The membrane inside gills where gas exchange occurs.
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What are Bronchi?

A. Tiny air sacs in the lungs.
B. A phospholipid that coats the lungs.
C. Branches of the trachea that connect to the lungs.
D. The membrane inside gills where gas exchange occurs.

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Answer is C. Branches of the trachea that connect to the lungs
What are Bronchi? A. Tiny air sacs in the lungs. B. A phospholipid that coats the-example-1
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D is the answer that mostly is right.

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