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You arterial-venous system transports oxygen and nutrients to all parts of the body. The human body would quickly starve/suffocate without the arteries. Without an arterial-venous system or something similar, only the cells in a multi-celled organism with direct exposure to nutrients would survive. Mold, for example will grow in long multi cell strands with all individual cells exposed to nutrients.

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