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... elastic tissue . This is characteristic of such speech structures as the trachea , bronchioles , and larynx . Reticular fibers contain a scleroprotein known as reticulin . These fibers form the reticular or networklike architecture of ...
... elastic tissue . This is characteristic of such speech structures as the trachea , bronchioles , and larynx . Reticular fibers contain a scleroprotein known as reticulin . These fibers form the reticular or networklike architecture of ...
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... Elastic cartilage is more flexible , elastic , and opaque than hyaline cartilage . Its cells are spherical and become encapsulated singly or in groups . It contains a predominance of elastic fibers , which form a network that is not ...
... Elastic cartilage is more flexible , elastic , and opaque than hyaline cartilage . Its cells are spherical and become encapsulated singly or in groups . It contains a predominance of elastic fibers , which form a network that is not ...
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... elastic - tissue nodules , each capping the arytenoid apex and prolonging it posteromedially . Occa- sionally they are fused with the arytenoid cartilages . The paired corniculates re- semble two tiny hooks curved inwardly . Possibly ...
... elastic - tissue nodules , each capping the arytenoid apex and prolonging it posteromedially . Occa- sionally they are fused with the arytenoid cartilages . The paired corniculates re- semble two tiny hooks curved inwardly . Possibly ...
Contents
Anatomic Concepts and Bodily Organization 29 | 2-19 |
Neural Regulation of Speech 61 | 21 |
Autonomic and Endocrine Regulators of Speech 133 | 93 |
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