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Vessels with extremely thin walls over wich molecules and atoms are transported are called "capillaries".

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Capillaries are the blood vessels that are extremely thin-walled and narrow. These characteristics facilitate gas exchange in the capillaries.

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The smallest, narrowest blood vessels are capillaries.

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These are called capillaries. This is where nutrients and oxygen are exchanged for carbon dioxide and wastes.

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They are called Lymph Vessels.

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