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The 15 pages that link to Nasal cavity, each with the reason it gives.

• LarynxCompared with: It conditions incoming air before it reaches the larynx.

• Olfactory epitheliumNarrower topic: The olfactory epithelium occupies a small, specialized area within this cavity.

• Jacobson's organRelated: In many mammals, the vomeronasal organ lies near the nasal cavity.

• PharynxCompared with: It lies in front of the nasopharynx and is separated from it by the choanae.

• TracheaRelated: Air commonly passes through the nasal cavity before reaching the trachea.

• Nasal mucosaNarrower topic: The mucosa is the tissue lining this space.

• Nasal septumNarrower topic: The septum divides this larger airway into right and left passages.

• Olfactory systemBroader topic: Air carries odorants through it toward the sensory epithelium.

• NostrilBroader topic: Each nostril opens directly into one side of this divided space.

• Facial skeletonRelated: The facial skeleton forms its lateral walls, floor, and anterior boundary.

• Respiratory mucosaBroader topic: Its mucosa begins filtering, warming, and humidifying air before it reaches the lower tract.

• Human mouthCompared with: It is the usual alternative route for breathing and lies above the mouth.

• Human noseBroader topic: Its passages conduct and condition inhaled air before it reaches the throat.

• Nose (anatomy)Related: The external openings lead directly into this air-conditioning passage.

• SneezeNarrower topic: The sneeze reflex commonly begins when this passage is irritated.