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Any of several tubes that convey air from the nose or mouth to the bronchioles.<\/p>\n

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Any tube which takes air to the lungs, e.g. the nostrils, pharynx, larynx, trachea and bronchi.<\/p>\n

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These are the nose, pharynx or throat (the large cavity behind the nose and mouth), larynx, trachea or windpipe, and bronchi or bronchial tubes. The larynx lies in front of the lower part of the pharynx and is the organ where the voice is produced by aid of the vocal cords. The opening between the cords is called the glottis, and shortly after passing this the air reaches the trachea or windpipe.<\/p>\n

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Any of several tubes that convey air from the nose or mouth to the bronchioles. Any tube which takes air to the lungs, e.g. the nostrils, pharynx, larynx, trachea and bronchi. These are the nose, pharynx or throat (the large cavity behind the nose and mouth), larynx, trachea or windpipe, and bronchi or bronchial tubes. 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