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The document discusses the structure of cattle's lungs, listing team members Bernard and Nica, Amy and Dani, and describing the lobes, pleural cavity, carina, trachea, primary and secondary bronchioles, and bronchioles. However, the specimen was not good enough to show more lung structure details.
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