The ________ receives lymph from the lymphatic ducts of the hindlimbs, pelvis, and abdomen

A) cisterna chyli
B) thoracic duct
C) right lymphatic duct
D) spleen


A
Explanation:
B) This duct receives lymph from both hindlimbs, the abdomen, the left forelimb, and the left side of the chest, neck, and head.
C) The right lymphatic duct drains lymph from the right forelimb and from the right side of the chest, neck, and head.
D) The spleen removes worn out red blood cells from circulation and assists in recycling the iron from hemoglobin. Antigens in the blood stimulate the spleen to activate the immune system.

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