In the mammary glands, the lactiferous ducts all converge at the:
A)areola
B)nipple
C)alveolar glands
D)adipose tissue

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The lactiferous ducts all converge at the nipple, which is located in the center of the areola. Alveolar glands are responsible for producing milk, but they are not the location where the ducts converge. Adipose tissue is the fatty tissue found in the mammary glands, but it does not play a role in the convergence of the lactiferous ducts.

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