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trachea

2

primary bronchii

3

superior lobe of left lung

4

secondary bronchus

5

tertiary bronchus

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left inferior lobe

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middle lobe of right lung

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inferior lobe of right lung

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right superior lobe

10

alveoli

11

alveolar duct

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alveolar sac

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terminal bronchiole

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respiratory bronchioles

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alveolar duct

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right horizontal fissure

8.3

right oblique fissure

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left oblique fissure