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The tiny hollow air sacs where oxygen exchange occurs are A. lymph nodes. B. capillaries. C. alveoli. D. bronchioles.

The tiny hollow air sacs where oxygen exchange occurs are A. lymph nodes. B. capillaries. C. alveoli. D. bronchioles.
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The tiny hollow air sacs where oxygen exchange occurs are

A. lymph nodes.
B. capillaries.
C. alveoli.
D. bronchioles.

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Actually the answer is C alveoli

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Bronchioles are the air sacs where oxygen exchange occurs.
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