File:Cross section of an alveolus and capillaries showing diffusion of gases.svg
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English: The cross section of an alveolus with capillaries is shown. Part of the cross section is magnified to show diffusion of oxygen gas and carbon dioxide through Type I pneumocytes and capillary cells. |
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| Author | Delmalani18 |
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