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The image depicts a detailed illustration of human lungs. The lungs are shown in a frontal view, with the trachea at the top, branching into bronchi that further divide into smaller bronchioles. The bronchioles are illustrated as branching structures that spread throughout the lung tissue. The lung tissue itself is depicted in a vibrant orange color, symbolizing the healthy, functional state of the lungs. The bronchi and bronchioles are colored in a deep blue, contrasting with the orange lung tissue, to highlight the airways. The trachea is colored in a bright orange, matching the lung tissue, and is connected to the bronchi. The overall illustration is set against a transparent background, ensuring that the focus remains on the anatomical details of the lungs.

The image depicts a detailed illustration of human lungs. The lungs are shown in a frontal view, with the trachea at the top, branching into bronchi that further divide into smaller bronchioles. The bronchioles are illustrated as branching structures that spread throughout the lung tissue. The lung tissue itself is depicted in a vibrant orange color, symbolizing the healthy, functional state of the lungs. The bronchi and bronchioles are colored in a deep blue, contrasting with the orange lung tissue, to highlight the airways. The trachea is colored in a bright orange, matching the lung tissue, and is connected to the bronchi. The overall illustration is set against a transparent background, ensuring that the focus remains on the anatomical details of the lungs.

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Created: March 20, 2025 Verified: March 26, 2025

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