The point where the descending aorta bifurcates into the right and left common iliac arteries is
A) the sacrum.
B) L5.
C) L4.
D) L3.
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A)peritoneal cavity.
B)anterior pararenal
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A)peritoneal cavity.
B)anterior pararenal
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A)peritoneal cavity.
B)anterior pararenal
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A)left half of
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