Phonation: Muscles Crossword

muscles that act as fine motor adjustments for phonatory control
gross movements including laryngeal elevation and depression, changing the length of the vocal tract
contraction of this muscle pulls arytenoids closer together and is important in medial compression
adduct the vocal folds by pushing the arytenoids medially; also known as the interarytenoids
glottal tensor intrinsic muscle that rocks the thyroid forward and downward; consists of pars recta and pars oblique
intrinsic auxiliary muscle that not everybody has, but helps to relax vocal folds
laryngeal elevator with two separate bellies (anterior and posterior)
pharyngeal constrictor and laryngeal elevator; also known as inferior pharyngeal constrictor muscle
laryngeal depressor muscles that has two bellies (superior and inferior)
laryngeal depressor muscle, contraction pulls thyroid and cricoid cartilage down; also pulls the larynx down