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Until puberty the larynx of the male differs little in size from that of the female. In the female
its increase after puberty is only slight; in the male it undergoes considerable increase; all the cartilages are enlarged and the thyroid cartilage becomes prominent in the middle line of the neck, while the length of the rima glottidis is nearly doubled.

In males the length is 44 mm and 36 mm females.

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