The image above shows a small section of the trachea, or windpipe, of a developing mouse. Although only the diameter of a pinhead at this stage of development, the mouse trachea has much in common structurally with the much wider and longer human trachea.

The image above shows a small section of the trachea, or windpipe, of a developing mouse. Although only the diameter of a pinhead at this stage of development, the mouse trachea has much in common structurally with the much wider and longer human trachea.
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