Human Biology: Circulatory System

Figure 1 External structure of human heart
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Figure 2 Internal structure of the human heart
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Figure 3 coronary blood vessels that supply and collect blood from the wall of heart
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Figure 4 Blood circulation through the heart
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Figure 5 The graphic art of the human heart showing its working process
Image source:https://www.cardio.com/blog/understanding-your-heart-and-how-it-functions/

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