Where in a fetus would blood flow increase substantially if the ductus ateriosus did not develop? a. The inferior vena c

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Where in a fetus would blood flow increase substantially if the ductus ateriosus did not develop? a. The inferior vena c

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Where in a fetus would blood flow increase substantially if theductus ateriosus did not develop?
a.
The inferior vena cava
b.
The fetal side of the placenta
c.
The fetal lungs
d.
The fetal liver
e.
The aorta
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