NUTRITION ORGANS
2.1. Parts of the respiratory system

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There are different parts:
- Trachea is a tube that divides into two thinner tubes named bronchial tubes or bronchi.
- Each bronchial tube (bronchus) passes into each lung, and continues to branch within the lung. These branches are called bronchioles and each bronchiole leads to a tiny cluster of air sacs called alveoli, where the exchange of gasses occurs, so that the air and gases breathed in get diffused to the blood..
- Lungs are two bag-shaped and spongy organs inside thoracic cavity. Oxygen is carrying to blood inside it.

About the respiratory System
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Andrés Egea - Yolanda Marcos 2008