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Ace asksWhy does unilateral contraction of the posterior cricoarytenoid muscle open the vocal fold on that side?
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Here's the answer.The posterior cricoarytenoid rotates the arytenoid so its vocal process moves laterally, opening the attached vocal fold. The vocal fold follows because it attaches to the vocal process. Remember: posterior cricoarytenoid pulls the fold apart.

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