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Through What Path Would an Oxygen Molecule in an Artery

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Through what path would an oxygen molecule in an artery of the periosteum take to reach the central canal of the closest osteon?


A) Canaliculi
B) Haversian canal
C) Perforating canal
D) Endosteum

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