Biology, asked by harshad0001, 11 months ago

give three differences between an artery and vein.

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Answered by tanyajha2005
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Answer:

artery--

1) blood flows from heart to all parts of the body.

2) carry oxygenated blood.

3) ex- renal artery and pulmonary artery.

viens--

1) blood flows from lungs to heart.

2) carry deoxygenated blood

3) ex- pulmonary vein and renal vein.

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Answered by SingleGirlForever
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Arteries

  • It is thick walled with narrow lumen.
  • In artery, blood flows from heart to other body parts.
  • It supplies blood to body organs.
  • It carries oxygenated blood.

Veins

  • It is thin walled with wide lumen.
  • In vein, blood flows from body organs to heart.
  • It collects blood from body organs and brings it back to the heart.
  • It carries deoxygenated blood ( except pulmonary arteries)
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