(A) NASOPHARYNX :-
1. Normally Carries :- Air
2. Tissue type :- stratified squamous epithelium and
pseudostratified epithelium.
3. Cause of tissue :- it protects the outer nasal pathway and
purify air.
(B) OROPHARYNX:-
1. Normally Carries :- Air and food
2. Tissue type :- non-keratinised squamous stratified
epithelium.
3. Cause of tissue :- protect and strengthen the oral cavity.
(C) LARYNGOPHARYNX:-
1. Normally Carries :- Air and food
2. Tissue type :- stratified squamous epithelium
3. Cause of tissue :- multiple layer of cells protect and
strengthen.
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