Section 9 Label Figure 11.12 with the terms be Figure 11.12A O Cisterna chyli O Lymph nodes: cervical, axillary, intestinal, and inguinal O Spleen O Thoracic duct O Thymus Figure 11.12B O Lingual tonsil O Palatine tonsil O Pharyngeal tonsil

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