- The
choanae (sg.: choana),
posterior nasal apertures or
internal nostrils are two
openings found at the back of the
nasal p****age
between the
nasal cavity...
-
Aeromicrobium choanae is a Gram-positive and non-spore-forming
bacterium from the
genus Aeromicrobium which has been
isolated from the bird
Sylvia borin...
- (nasal pits). The
nasobuccal membrane must
rupture in
places to form the
choanae. A
number of
theories exist as to how this
developmental process causes...
- articulation,
having no
muscle attachments. It is concave,
separates the
choanae, and is
thick and
bifid above, thin below. The
human vomer articulates...
- cavity,
inside the head (posterior nares,
posterior nasal apertures or
choanae). They also
connect the nose to the
throat (the nasopharynx),
aiding in...
- (palatopharyngeus
muscle labeled as
pharyngopalatinus labeled at top center,
below choanae)
Details Origin Palatine aponeurosis and hard
palate Insertion Upper border...
- atmosphere. The
anterior aspect of the
nasopharynx communicates through the
choanae with the
nasal cavities. On its
lateral wall is the
pharyngeal opening...
-
other matter that are
breathed in. The back of the
cavity blends, via the
choanae, into the nasopharynx. The
nasal cavity is
divided in two by the vertical...
- sacs that, in turn, open into the
forward roof of the
mouth through the
choanae.
These sacs
contain a
small amount of
olfactory epithelium, which, in the...
- by the nose.
Nasal and
sinal mucosae are
ciliated and move
mucus to the
choanae and
finally to the stomach. The
thick upper layers of
nasal mucus trap...
