The atria can be distinguished from the ventriclesbecause 1.they have more expan

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The atria can be distinguished from the ventriclesbecause 1.they have more expansible muscular walls and when deflatedappear to be rather lumpy 2.they are larger 3. they are covered by large amounts of fat 4. they are located near the apex of the heart e. no reasons; they cannot be distinguised externally The atria can be distinguished from the ventriclesbecause 1.they have more expansible muscular walls and when deflatedappear to be rather lumpy 2.they are larger 3. they are covered by large amounts of fat 4. they are located near the apex of the heart e. no reasons; they cannot be distinguised externally

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answer 1.they have more expansible muscular walls and when deflated appearto be rather lumpy

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