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| Biology - the pleural membranes and fluid.?
Does the presence of the fluid create surface tension between the membranes, holding the lungs in place? Or does surface tension only occur when the membranes stick together in the case of lung collapse/shrinking from stab wounds etc. Thanks! x      |
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