Lymph flowing through the lymphatic capillaries moves into larger vessels called
A) lymphatic venules
B) lymphatic arterioles
C) lymphatic arteries
D) both b and c

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Lymph fluid flows from the lymphatic capillaries into larger vessels called lymphatic venules, which eventually merge to form lymphatic veins. Unlike blood vessels, lymphatic vessels do not have arteries or arterioles.

Lymph Flowing Through the Lymphatic Capillaries Moves into Larger Vessels