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corkyiscool3328

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The ___________________ _ muscle is primarily responsible for medial movement of the vocal folds.
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Question 2

The ___________________ _ muscle is the primary muscle associated with change in vocal fundamental frequency.
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Answer to Question 1

lateral cricoarytenoid

Answer to Question 2

cricothyroid



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