Part of nasal cavity which makes the air warm. A. Tiny hairs B. Blood vessels C. Goblet cells

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Part of nasal cavity which makes the air warm.

A. Tiny hairs
B. Blood vessels
C. Goblet cells

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A.tiny hair

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