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The 31 pages that link to Larynx, each with the reason it gives.

• Vocal rangeBroader topic: Its structures adjust vocal-fold tension and length as pitch changes.

• Vocal registerNarrower topic: It contains the structures whose actions produce vocal registers.

• Vocal foldsNarrower topic: It contains and positions the folds for breathing, protection, and sound production.

• EsophagusRelated: Its protective actions help keep swallowed material out of the respiratory route.

• Nasal cavityRelated: Air leaving the nasal cavity eventually passes through the larynx toward the lungs.

• PharynxRelated: The pharynx directs air into the larynx while swallowing diverts food away from it.

• SyrinxCompared with: Birds produce vocal sounds mainly in the syrinx rather than the larynx.

• CoughRelated: Glottal closure and opening help build and release the pressure of a cough.

• TracheaRelated: The trachea begins below the larynx, receiving air from it.

• Vocal performanceBroader topic: Its adjustments support changes in register, pitch, and vocal quality.

• PassaggioNarrower topic: The larynx houses the structures whose coordination changes during register transitions.

• CastratoRelated: Its limited growth helped preserve the castrato’s unusually high vocal register.

• Cough reflexRelated: It closes and reopens during the pressure-building and expulsion phases.

• FalsettoNarrower topic: Falsetto depends on how the larynx positions and tensions the vocal folds.

• Hyoid boneCompared with: Unlike the hyoid, the larynx is a cartilaginous organ that houses the vocal folds.

• TracheostomyRelated: A tracheostomy bypasses the larynx for breathing, changing airflow through the vocal folds.

• BronchusNarrower topic: The larynx lies above the trachea and does not branch into the lungs.

• Vocal deliveryBroader topic: Laryngeal adjustments affect pitch, vocal-fold behavior, and perceived effort.

• Human voiceBroader topic: It contains the sound source and regulates airflow through the vocal folds.

• VocalizationBroader topic: In mammals, vocal-fold vibration generates many familiar calls and vocal sounds.

• Howler monkeyRelated: Howlers use the larynx to generate calls amplified by their vocal tract.

• LaughterRelated: Vocal-fold vibrations shape the sounds produced during laughter.

• Vocal registrationBroader topic: It contains the vocal folds whose coordination changes across registers.

• Sore throatRelated: Laryngeal problems can cause throat discomfort together with hoarseness.

• Vocal sacRelated: The larynx generates the call that the vocal sac then resonates or modifies.

• CryingRelated: Changes in breathing and vocal-fold control produce the sobs and wails that can accompany tears.

• Human mouthCompared with: Voice originates at the larynx, while the mouth modifies its sound.

• Nose (anatomy)Compared with: The nose conditions incoming air; the larynx guards the lower airway and produces sound.

• Origin of speechBroader topic: The vocal folds generate voiced sound that the rest of the vocal tract shapes.

• Otorhinolaryngologic DiseasesBroader topic: Laryngeal disease often alters voice or airway function.

• Tracheal intubationBroader topic: The tube passes through the larynx's opening, the glottis, on its way to the trachea.