Where are internal nares?

Answer 1

Nares are the openings of the nasal cavity, commonly called nostrils. We have two sets of openings called anterior and posterior nares that move air through the nasal cavity into the pharynx and lungs.

Answer 2

External nares are very hard to locate! You must stand in front of a mirror and tilt your head back just slightly and-- look at your nose. See those holes? The holes together or collectively are called your external nares. I was just joking that they are hard to find. "External nares" is the medical way to say "nose holes". If you are shorter than someone else, you can look upward to see the openings of that person's external nares. If you want to sound very smart, you could say, "My doctor said no one should cut the hairs in their external nares." Or, say, "Did you know that when you pull a hair from your external nares, it will make your eyes water?" To hear how to pronounce external nares, visit this flashcard learning website. Or, say the word snares but drop off the first s.

Answer 3

Internal nares are openings located at the back of the nasal cavity that lead to the pharynx. They serve as a passageway for air to travel from the nasal cavity to the pharynx and then down to the trachea and lungs.

Answer 4

External nares refer to external nostrils. This term is generally used for animals like frogs that have both internal and external nares.

Answer 5

Internal nares are located right after the nasal cavity but before the naso pharynx.

Answer 6

The nose leads to the pharynx through a pair of apertures known as the internal nares which forms a pathway for the air to reach the lungs for respiration.

Answer 7

nostril openings into the mouth