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Bronchioles Muscle Walls Contract Constrict Control Air Flow

Bronchioles have muscular walls that can contract to constrict the bronchiole, allowing control over airflow into the alveoli.

I bronchioli hanno pareti muscolari che possono contrarsi per restringere il bronchiole, consentendo di controllare il flusso d'aria verso gli alveoli.

Front Why do bronchioles have muscle walls?
Back - contract to constrict bronchiole
- to control air flow in and out of alveoli

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