Segregate the following under the headings
-blood and lymph.
-FLOWS IN ARTERIES AND VEINS -DRAINS INTO LYMPHATIC CAPILLARIES -CARRIES ABSORBED FOOD TO CELLS -CARRIES DIGESTED AND ABSORBED FAT FROM INTESTINE
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blood: FLOWS IN ARTERIES AND VEINS,CARRIES ABSORBED FOOD TO CELLS.
lymph: CARRIES DIGESTED AND ABSORBED FAT FROM INTESTINE,DRAINS INTO LYMPHATIC CAPILLARIES.
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