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The gap in the dorsal part of the trachea is bridged by

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megzm801 | 07:27 Sun 03rd Aug 2008 | Science
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A. smooth muscle.
B. connective-tissue bands.
C. glottis and epiglottis.
D. Adam's apple and vestibular folds.
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Connective tissue bands
18:03 Mon 04th Aug 2008
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Badly worded question, poor use of the term "dorsal" I feel that I may have mislaid you here, as the "posterior" part of the trachea is the oesophagus which is smooth muscle.

Dorsal and posterior have differing anatomical meanings.
06:43 Tue 05th Aug 2008
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The answer is actually A. Smooth muscle. Just took a test with this question, and A was the answer.
02:51 Fri 29th Jan 2010

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