Tidal air in mammalian lungs is
- AThe total maximum air that can be driven into the lungs
- BThe air that normally goes in and comes out of the lungs during breathing
- CThe air that is left in the lungs after normal expiration
- DThe air that can be expelled out forcibly after the normal expiration
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