The Functional Anatomy of the Larynx of Myotis Lucifugus : the Production of High Frequency Sound |
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anatomical study anatomy animals articulation aryepiglottic folds arytenoid cartilages audible auditory bulla bat's caudal horn cephalic horn characteristics cieco dei pipistrelli cricoid cartilage cricothyroid muscle D. R. Griffin dissections dorsal cricoarytenoid muscles dorsal processes echolocation Elias Emballonuridae epiglottic cartilage epiglottis Eptesicus frequency sound production function Galambos high frequency cries high frequency sound hyoepiglottic muscle hyoid bone hyothyroid muscle hypoglossal nerve Hypsignathus innervation interarytenoid cartilage interarytenoid muscle intranarial Journ laryngeal ventricles larynx of Myotis lateral faucial process lateral process medially Microchiroptera Motta muscular process muscular ridge musculature Myotis lucifugus nerves were cut observed passageway phonation PLATE Plecotus auritus recurrent laryngeal nerves Rhinolophidae Robin serial sections species structure taglio tension thyroarytenoid muscle thyrohyal thyroid bridge thyroid cartilage thyroid horn thyroid lamina trachea ultrasonic cries ventricular folds ventricular membranes ventricular process Vespertilio murinus Vespertilionidae Vesperugo noctula vocal and ventricular vocal folds vocal membranes vocal processes volo cieco ཝཱ