Biology, asked by sandeepkumarreddy40, 10 months ago

how are blood capillaries structurally different from arteries​

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Answered by panoop03364
2

Answer:Arteries have thick walls and are wide.

While cappilaries are very thin ( of the size of a cell )

Explanation:

Answered by n123avya
5
Arteries have thick elastic walls and the blood flow is rapid . Arteries carry oxygen rich blood from the heart to other parts of the body .

Capillaries are small pipe like tubes
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