The left and right side of the mammalian heart is separated by Options: A . &nbspmuscular walls of cartilage B . &nbspmembranes C . &nbspvalves D . &nbsparteries

The left and right side of the mammalian heart is separated by

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The left and right side of the mammalian heart is separated by

Options:

A . muscular walls of cartilage

B . membranes

C . valves

D . arteries

Answer: Option A
Answer: (a).muscular walls of cartilage

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