Jake told his girlfriend that the roller coaster did not bother him, butduring the ride he let loose with a long, high-pitched scream. Explainhow the muscles that control the vocal folds and the muscles that movethe epiglottis helped produce Jake’s scream

Jake told his girlfriend that the roller coaster did not bother him, butduring the ride he let loose with a long, high-pitched scream. Explainhow the muscles that control the vocal folds and the muscles that movethe epiglottis helped produce Jake’s scream

Body Structures & Functions Updated

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Chapter17: Respiratory System

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Jake told his girlfriend that the roller coaster did not bother him, but
during the ride he let loose with a long, high-pitched scream. Explain
how the muscles that control the vocal folds and the muscles that move
the epiglottis helped produce Jake’s scream

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