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write the difference between vein and artery​

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Answered by mkj54
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Arteries  

  • Arteries divert blood from the heart to the tissues of the body.  
  • Arteries convey oxygenated blood anticipate pulmonary artery.  
  • Arteries have thick flexible solid dividers.  
  • Arteries are generally situated further inside the body.  
  • Valves are missing.  
  • Arteries void up at the hour of death.  

Veins  

  • Veins convey blood from the tissues of the body back to the heart.  
  • Veins convey deoxygenated blood aside from the pulmonary vein.  
  • Veins have flimsily non-flexible less solid dividers.  
  • Veins are generally situated nearer underneath the outside of the skin.  
  • Valves are available.  
  • Veins get occupied at the season of death.

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