As erythrocytes become old and damaged, they tend to become trapped in the smallest capillaries of the _____, where they are destroyed by _____. (This also occurs to a lesser extent in the liver and in bone marrow.)

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1. As erythrocytes become old and damaged, they tend to become trapped in the smallest capillaries of the _____, where they are destroyed by _____. (This also occurs to a lesser extent in the liver and in bone marrow.)