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Recurrent laryngeal nerve: Know your head and neck anatomy of a giraffe

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October 13, 2015

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Recurrent laryngeal nerve

How long is the recurrent laryngeal nerve in a giraffe? The video goes through some dissection. Take the discussion on evolution vs intelligent design for what it’s worth. The purpose of posting is for interest of head and neck anatomy. Enjoy

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