31 The diagram shows the location of three alveol in the lungs of a healthy erect person. Which of the following relationships best describes relative volumes of these alveol at the end of a normal expiration? ⒸA) I>> OB)1= || = || (C) || > I > III D) |||||| E) > >1 Top of Lung Diaphragm

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