Which are examples of structures composed of primary lymphoid tissue? Select all that apply. bone marrow tonsils adenoids thymus lymph nodes

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Which are examples of structures composed of primary lymphoid tissue? Select all that apply.

bone marrow

tonsils

adenoids

thymus

lymph nodes

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Answer: bone marrow and thymus

Explanation: its right.

Tonimaroni answered Dec 28, 2022

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