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Veins Larger  Than Arteries Hold Blood Lower Pressure

Veins are larger than arteries because they hold more blood at lower pressure, with blood cells more spread apart.

Le vene sono più grandi delle arterie perché contengono più sangue a pressione inferiore, con le cellule del sangue più distanziate.

Front why are veins larger than arteries?
Back they hold more blood at lower pressure (blood cells more spread apart)

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