The heart of a a. reptile 0. Blood from the cavum a. pulmonale always has deoxygenated blood and no oxygenated blood in it. b. amphibian d. fish c. bird goes to the lungs of a lizard. b. arteriosum C. venosum d. b and c

The heart of a a. reptile 0. Blood from the cavum a. pulmonale always has deoxygenated blood and no oxygenated blood in it. b. amphibian d. fish c. bird goes to the lungs of a lizard. b. arteriosum C. venosum d. b and c

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The heart of a
a. reptile
0. Blood from the cavum
a. pulmonale
always has deoxygenated blood and no oxygenated blood in it.
b. amphibian
d. fish
c. bird
goes to the lungs of a lizard.
b. arteriosum
c. venosum
d. b and c

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