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- the pressure of air in the lungs is less than outside - low pressure inside is achieved by increasing the volume of lungs - the diaphragm and intercostal muscles contract - the diaphragm moves down - the rib cage moves out and up - air flows in until pressure is equal - rib cage becomes important in heavier breathing

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