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... paired cerebral hemispheres . These become larger than all other parts of the brain , practically enclosing the ... paired hemispheres . Thus , the corpus callosum connects the paired non- olfactory regions called the neocortex ...
... paired cerebral hemispheres . These become larger than all other parts of the brain , practically enclosing the ... paired hemispheres . Thus , the corpus callosum connects the paired non- olfactory regions called the neocortex ...
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... ( paired ) are somewhat weaker , and they are covered by the external intercostals . They travel from the lower border of one rib to the upper border of the rib below . Although the eleven pairs begin anteriorly at the sternum or between ...
... ( paired ) are somewhat weaker , and they are covered by the external intercostals . They travel from the lower border of one rib to the upper border of the rib below . Although the eleven pairs begin anteriorly at the sternum or between ...
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... ( paired ) is a strong , cylindrical muscle going upward and laterally along the side of the neck . It has a sternal origin from the manubrium and another origin from the clavicle . These unite to one belly that inserts upon the mastoid ...
... ( paired ) is a strong , cylindrical muscle going upward and laterally along the side of the neck . It has a sternal origin from the manubrium and another origin from the clavicle . These unite to one belly that inserts upon the mastoid ...
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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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