No, the Adam's apple is not a bone. It is a prominent cartilage that surrounds the larynx and is more prominent in males due to hormonal changes during puberty.
your collar bone is the one where when you feel where on a boy the Adams apple is and go down till you hit the first bone and that's it.
the adams apple
The tissue or structure located superior to the hyoid bone is the hyothyroid membrane.
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It is dangerous to punch the Adams Apple and it can damage the throat and voice box.
People don't have two Adam's apples. The Adam's apple is the front part of the thyroid cartilage. Other things you may see protruding from the front of the neck that you may be confusing with the Adam's apple are the hyoid bone and the cricoid cartilage. The hyoid bone is located above the thyroid cartilage, while the cricoid cartilage is located below it.
Yes. The Adams apple may not grow during puberty as will do with other males.
No.
The Adams Apple is called the larynx. During puberty, in males, the larynx enlarges and protrudes through the throat.
There is a bone called the humurus (pronounced 'humorous') bone that is in your arm. It's called that because it's informal name is the 'funny bone'.
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It is the thyroid gland that is located just below the Adam's apple. The thyroid gland has a bridge-like structure with a lobe connected to it on each side.