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1 III,  3|       nature has contrived the epiglottis. This part is not found
2 III,  3|  feathered animals there is no epiglottis, but its office is supplied
3 III,  3|       as in the other case the epiglottis falls down and rises up;
4 III,  3|       the movement both of the epiglottis and of the tongue, that,
5 III,  3|       food is passing over the epiglottis seldom does a particle of
6 III,  3|    been mentioned as having no epiglottis owe this deficiency to the
7 III,  3| hardness of their skin. For an epiglottis made of such materials would
8 III,  3|    longer time to shut down an epiglottis made of the peculiar flesh
9 III,  3|       why some animals have an epiglottis while others have none,