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1. External Nares

2. Vestibule

3. Internal Nares

4. Nasopharynx

5. Oropharynx

6. Laryngopharynx

7. Larynx

8. Trachea

9. Primary Bronchus

10.Secondary Bronchus

11.Tertiary Bronchus

12.Bronchioles

13.Terminal Bronchiole

14.Respiratory Bronchiole

15.Alveolar Duct

16.Alveolar Sac

17.Alveolus

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External nares, internal nares, nasopharynx, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchus, primary bronchiole, secondary bronchiole, tertiarty bronchiole, alveolar duct, alveoli.

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