pharynx
gullet
pharynx
your throat
trachea (from most health class worksheets on respiratory systems)
Passage of energy from one organism to another in a particular sequence is the food chain. The water cycle is a biogeochemical cycle consisting of an alternation of evaporation and condensation.
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The diaphragm is the large muscular structure that separates the thoracic cavity from the abdominal cavity and the airway and there is a hole in it for the esophagus to pass through.
Stomach is located in your abdomen. Food has to pass from your mouth to stomach. You need a passage for the same. Esophagus acts as the passage from mouth to abdomen.
No it is not
no, it is part of both the respiratory and digestive system, it is the passage through which both air and food pass before separating into the esophagus for food or the trachea for air
The Oropharynx is the common passage for food and air. Liquid, food, and air all pass through this passage.
The pharynx
esophagus
The mouth, the throat and the oesophagus is the route through which food passes to the stomach.
the esophagus, of course
it helps move food through the alimentary canal and does include both swallowing and peristalsis.
Food goes through the esophagus down to the stomach before traveling through the intestines (large and small) and finally into the colon and out the anus.
The tube for both food and air is called the pharynx. The tube for just food is the esophagus, and the tube for just air is the trachea.
The woman used all of the family's savings to pay their passage to the New World. In this passage, the author stated that students must become like social scientists in studying the world around them. A passage may be a paragraph or section of a text, or a long trip, or the course through an area, such as the passage of digested food through the intestines.
A thin epithelium and a large blood supply. This is related to the fact that the job of both is to move materials into the blood.
The pharynx (and the glottis flap) in the throat are used by both systems, i.e. to swallow food and to breathe.