I. Anatomy of the larynx
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Photos of a physical three-dimensional model of the larynx
(Michael H. Mitchell, Tidewater Community College)
- Drawings of arytenoid cartilages and actions of laryngeal muscles (Wesley Norman; scroll down toward bottom of page)
II. The vocal folds in action
- Schematic cross-sectional diagram of the vocal folds during phonation
(John Coleman, Oxford U.)
- Video of vocal-fold vibration,
from the Voice and Swallowing Center of Maine (YouTube)
- Photos of open and vibrating vocal folds (Christopher Lemelin, Bucknell University)
III. Examples of different phonation types
- From the
Experimental Phonetics Group, University of Stuttgart
(By K. Marasek. Includes sound files, descriptions, and vocal-fold diagrams of various phonation types: modal voice, creaky voice, breathy voice; also shows whisper, harsh voice, and falsetto.) - Examples of languages that use breathy and creaky phonation
IV. Information on how the larynx is examined and photographed
- From the Experimental Phonetics Group, University of Stuttgart (K. Marasek)