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After circulating through the capillaries, blood returns to the left atrium.
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After circulating through the
capillaries, blood returns to
the left atrium.

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After circulating through the pulmonary capillaries, blood returns to the left atrium. From the left ventricle, the blood is pumped up to the aorta via the left semilunar valve, which is also known as the aortic valve.

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