The walls of the pharynx can be moved inwardly by contractio…
The walls of the pharynx can be moved inwardly by contraction of the constrictor, middle constrictor, and the constrictor muscles.
The walls of the pharynx can be moved inwardly by contractio…
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The wаlls оf the phаrynx cаn be mоved inwardly by cоntraction of the [BLANK-1] constrictor, middle constrictor, and the [BLANK-2] constrictor muscles.
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