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Centriacinar region from the fetal lung of a near-term pig with the parenchymal walls undergoing the process of alveolarization.

Short buds of secondary alveolar septa (arows) extend out from thick primary alveolar septa to form a future alveolar duct.

In all species, alveolarization continues postnatally.

Environmental Health Perspectives Vol 108, Supplement 3 June 2000

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