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... glands producing hormones have both an external ( duct ) secretion as well as an internal ( ductless ) secretion ... glands Thyroid Trachea Fig . 3-3 . The thyroid gland viewed from behind to show the positions of the embedded ...
... glands producing hormones have both an external ( duct ) secretion as well as an internal ( ductless ) secretion ... glands Thyroid Trachea Fig . 3-3 . The thyroid gland viewed from behind to show the positions of the embedded ...
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... Glands are specialized epithelial structures which produce and dis- charge fluids . If the material discharged is useful , it is called a secretion ; otherwise it is an excretion . The gland may in some respects resemble a tube with an ...
... Glands are specialized epithelial structures which produce and dis- charge fluids . If the material discharged is useful , it is called a secretion ; otherwise it is an excretion . The gland may in some respects resemble a tube with an ...
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... glands . A rich supply of mucous glands is found in the lower epiglottis , the aryepiglottic folds , ventricular folds , ventricles , and in the areas below the glottis . Such glands are missing on the upper epiglottis and on the parts ...
... glands . A rich supply of mucous glands is found in the lower epiglottis , the aryepiglottic folds , ventricular folds , ventricles , and in the areas below the glottis . Such glands are missing on the upper epiglottis and on the parts ...
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A Survey of the Speech Mechanism | 1 |
Nervous Regulation of Speech | 4 |
Autonomic and Endocrine Regulators of Speech | 46 |
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