Assertion: larynx's cartilage | /r/CapableOf | form the laryngeal prominence
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Source sentences:
text: The base of the larynx consists of three unpaired cartilages—epiglottic, thyroid (the largest, forming the laryngeal prominence, or Adam’s apple), and cricoid (located at the boundary with the trachea)—and two paired arytenoid cartilages (located behind, and mobilely joined to, the other cartilages).
text: The base of the larynx consists of three unpaired cartilages—epiglottic, thyroid (the largest, forming the laryngeal prominence, or Adam’s apple), and cricoid (located at the boundary with the trachea)—and two paired arytenoid cartilages (located behind, and mobilely joined to, the other cartilages).
text: The base of the larynx consists of three unpaired cartilages—epiglottic, thyroid (the largest, forming the laryngeal prominence, or Adam’s apple), and cricoid (located at the boundary with the trachea)—and two paired arytenoid cartilages (located behind, and mobilely joined to, the other cartilages).
text: The base of the larynx consists of three unpaired cartilages—epiglottic, thyroid (the largest, forming the laryngeal prominence, or Adam’s apple), and cricoid (located at the boundary with the trachea)—and two paired arytenoid cartilages (located behind, and mobilely joined to, the other cartilages).