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The nasal conchae provide a surface that increases the turbulence of incoming air, increasing its ability to be warmed and moistened. The moisture is provided by the mucous membranes. Cilia help filter their incoming air.

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Q: What structures are responsible for the changes that occur in the nasal chamber?
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