internal structure of mammalian heart lab activity
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The structure of the mammalian heart:
1.Internally the heart is made up of four main cavities - two atria (singular atrium) and two ventricles. The atria hold blood briefly, then allow it to fall into the ventricles, which provide the actual 'pump'.
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