Which part of the upper respiratory system is designed to interact with food and air? A. larynx B. nose C. pharynx D. trachea

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asked Dec 28, 2022 174k views

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Which part of the

upper respiratory
system is designed to
interact with food and
air?
A. larynx
B. nose
C. pharynx
D. trachea

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Answer:

C.Pharynx

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