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Speech Systems/Organs Extended RESPIRATORY SYSTEM (AS A WHOLE) (LUNGS, SURROUNDING MUSCLES, TRACHEA*, RESPIRATORY PASSAGEWAYS…LARYNX, PHARYNX, ORAL & NASAL CAVITIES) * TRACHEA - WINDPIPE

Speech Systems/Organs Extended PHONATORY SYSTEM (MAINLY LARYNGEAL AREA)

Speech Systems/Organs Extended RESONATORY SYSTEM (AREA WHERE THE RESULTS OF VOCAL FOLDS VIBRATE; NASOPHARYNX*) *OTHER PARTS OF ORAL/NASAL/PHARYNGEAL CAVITY COULD ALSO BE INCLUDED

Speech Systems/Organs Extended ARTICULATORY* SYSTEM (AREA SURROUNDING ORAL CAVITY) *SOMETIMES, YOU CAN FIND THE TERMS ARTICULATORY AND RESONATORY SYSTEMS USED INTERCHANGEABLY

Speech Systems/Organs Extended VOCAL TRACT* CAVITIES: ORAL CAVITY (AREA ‘IN THE MOUTH’) * VOCAL TRACT – AREA ABOVE THE LARYNX

Speech Systems/Organs Extended VOCAL TRACT CAVITIES: NASAL CAVITY (AREA SURROUNDING NOSE)

Speech Systems/Organs Extended VOCAL TRACT CAVITIES: PHARYNGEAL CAVITY (AREA SURROUNDING PHARYNX)

Speech Systems/Organs Extended PHARYNX ‘IN CONTACT’ (3 PARTS): NASOPHARYNX

Speech Systems/Organs Extended PHARYNX ‘IN CONTACT’ (3 PARTS): OROPHARYNX

Speech Systems/Organs Extended PHARYNX ‘IN CONTACT’ (3 PARTS): LARYNGOPHARYNX

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