HUMAN ANATOMY
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Chapter 23.4, Problem 12BYGO
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The reason due to which process of breathing is not facilitated by a pacemaker in the lungs.
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Breathing is defined as the gaseous interchange of carbon dioxide and oxygen in the body. The process is required for the normal functioning of the body and to avail the required amount of oxygen. The central organs of the body that are involved in the breathing process are − nose, trachea, and lungs.
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