How is the trachea of a mammal suited to its function?

      

How is the trachea of a mammal suited to its function?

  

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Isacko
has a ring of cartilage which keeps it open at all times

cilia that move mucus/particles to the top of the trachea i.e. into larynx for removal

mucus to trap dust, solid particles and microorganisms

hollow for passage of air
Mohaissack answered the question on October 5, 2017 at 12:09


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