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This document describes the structure of arteries and veins. Arteries have thick muscular walls composed of three layers - the outer tunica externa, middle tunica media, and inner tunica intima. Veins also have these three layers but their walls are thinner than arteries. Both arteries and veins contain a central open space called the lumen to allow blood to flow through.
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- 1. Activity 10: Vessels and Circulation
- 2. Artery with thick wall Tunica externa Tunica media Tunica intima
- 3. ARTERY and VEIN Lumen
- 4. Smaller Artery and Vein