In contrast to the circulatory system the lymphatic system is an open network that moves the blood with a pump (heart) an open network that moves the blood without a pump (heart) a closed network that moves the lymph without a pump (heart) an open network that moves the lymph without a pump (heart)

In contrast to the circulatory system the lymphatic system is an open network that moves the blood with a pump (heart) an open network that moves the blood without a pump (heart) a closed network that moves the lymph without a pump (heart) an open network that moves the lymph without a pump (heart)

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Chapter44: Internal Transport

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In contrast to the circulatory system the lymphatic system is
an open network that moves the blood with a pump (heart)
an open network that moves the blood without a pump (heart)
a closed network that moves the lymph without a pump (heart)
an open network that moves the lymph without a pump (heart)

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