Pharyngeal

(far-in' -je-al). Pertaining to the pharynx. P. Aponeurosis, the connective ti ue layer of the pharynx, under the mucous surface. P. Arches, the post-oral arches, q. t P. Arteries, two in number; the superior and tin inferior. See Arteries, Table of. P. Bones, in biology, the bones behind the last branchial an fishes. P. Bursa, a small sac situated in the 1 wall of the nasopharynx. P. Cavity, the within the pharyngeal walls. P. Choke, in fai lodgment of a foreign body in the upper 1 1 the esophagus of a horse, attended with syn i of great distre . P. Clefts. Same as Slit. P. Fascia, the fascia covering the walls of the pharnyx. P. Ganglion. See Ganglia, Table (P. Glands. See Gland . P. Jaws, jaw-like 1 in the pharynx, as in certain worms. P. Nerve,:. branch of the vagus. See Nerves , Table of. P. Plexus. See Plexuses, Table of. P. Reflex. Reflexes, Table of. P. Sac, a sac in the head butterfly, at the base of the spiral tongue, by its alter nate contraction and expansion the insect is able suck up the nectar. P. Slits, the post-oral. They are also called Visceral Clefts. P. Spine. Same as/'. Tubercle. P. Teeth, the teeth on the phaiyn geal bones. P. Tonsil. See Luschka's Tonsil. P Tubercle, a small elevation near the middle under surface of the basilar proce of the occtpita bone. The fibrous raphe of the pharynx is atl to it. P. Vault. See Nasopharynx. P. Veins, branches of the pharyngeal plexus of veins, em into the internal jugular vein. P. Voice, the I voice.