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1.	epiglottis		Nearby the vocal cords, juts out slightly into pharynx. Cartilage membrane. (Glottal sounds.)
2.	pharynx		Throat. Was elongated by the descending of the larynx.
3.	alveolar ridge		Bump right behind top teeth. Can cause sounds by tongue touching it, or behind it. (Alveolar or postalveolar.)
4.	crockus		Supposedly 4x larger in females than in males, explaining why females grasp the details while males understand the entire picture. Completely made up?
5.	vocal cords		Can buzz by Bernoulli forces, causing voiced/voiceless.
6.	trachea/esophagus		Two tubes: one for breathing and the other for eating.
7.	corpus callosum		Neural fibers that connect two hemispheres of the cortex. Supposedly larger (when adjusted for size) in females. Also more "bulbous" in females, and more stretching out in males.
8.	larynx		Voice box. Houses the vocal cords. Became lower and larger in evolution.
9.	Broca's Region		- Helps create a variety of sounds in the (now) elongated mouth. - Broca's aphasia can't speak fluently, mixed morphemes. (But comprehension is good!)
10.	Wernicke's Region		- Understanding of language. Can now understand more sounds.
11.	soft palate/velum		Back of throat, guards opening to nasal cavity. Causes velar sounds.