Blood circulation in a mammal is said to be double because? 

a

it passes twice through the heart in a complete circuit

b

it moves in both arteries and veins

c

it circulates in both the heart and other organs

d

the heart contains auricles and ventricles

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Countless
2 years ago

i think all animals with heart have arteris and veins, they also circulate through out the body, and even single chambered and partialy devided heart have auricles and ventricles. a mammalian heart is said to be double because it is devided two chambers almost completely devided and in a way that blood passes through each chamber before a complete circulation is done

Neche360
4 years ago

i thought the answer would be [B]

Fancy0001
9 months ago

Yes A

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