eck all that are a function of lymph nodes in the lungs. Check All That Apply They collect carbon, dust particles, and pollutants. They are located within the connective tissue of the lung. They are only functional in infants and children, and degenerate and disappear They are located around the bronchi and pleura.

eck all that are a function of lymph nodes in the lungs. Check All That Apply They collect carbon, dust particles, and pollutants. They are located within the connective tissue of the lung. They are only functional in infants and children, and degenerate and disappear They are located around the bronchi and pleura.

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