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You go for a run on Mount Elden. As you work to summit the peak, you notice your respiratory rate has increased drastically to supply your body with oxygen, and similarly, you know that your bronchioles
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You go for a run on Mount Elden. As you work to summit the peak, you notice your respiratory rate has increased drastically to supply your body with oxygen, and similarly, you know that your bronchioles have dilated. What caused this effect
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The reduction in oxygen as you advance upwards
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