Human respiratory system - Trachea, Biology

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TRACHEA -

It is a thin walled tube. Situated on ventral side. Commonly known as wind pipe.
Supported by C-shaped cartilagenous rings. Incomplete dorsally due to oesophagus.
Inner layer is cilliated, cillia give out excess of scutum. Movement of cillia is not under control of nervous system.

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