BDAFig. 1.1a. Which alphabet shows red blood cell?b. Human red blood cell does not have a nucleus. State two advantages of thischaracteristicc. The alveoli in the lungs are surrounded by blood capillaries. Explain two waysin which blood capillaries are adapted for faster diffusion of gases............... ......

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