Explain three path ways of respiration

Chemistry

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Phantasy [73]3 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

1:faringe:es un conducto que permite la comunicación entre las fosas nasales (el paso del aire por la nasofaringe a la laringe) y la cavidad bucal

Laringe:es una cavidad formada por cartílagos que presenta una saliente comúnmente llamada "nuez" en la laringe se encuentra las cuerdas vocales que al vibrar con el aire produce la voz

Tráquea:es un conducto de doce centímetros de longitud,situado delante del estómago.la tráquea brinda una vía abierta al aire que entra y sale se los pulmones

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Explain three path ways of respiration​

Explain three path ways of respiration