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first pharyngeal arch
"mandibular arch"

artery: first aortic arch

cartilage:
Meckel's = incus + malleus by EO
sphenomandibular lig
IO: mandible, palatine, zygomatic arch, part of temporal, maxilla

Muscle: mastication, tympani, tensor veli pelatini, anterior belly digastric, mylohyoid

Nerve: maxillary and mandiublar div. of trigeminal (V2, V3)

Groove = external auditory meatus

pouch = auditory tube, inner surface of timpanic membrane, middle ear epithelium (AIM)
second pharyngeal arch
"Hyoid arch"

Artery: 2nd aorta

Skeletal:
Reichert's=
stapes
styloid process, stylohyoid ligament, hyoid: lesser horn, upper body

Nerve: 7

Muscles: stylohyoid, stapedius, posterior belly digastric, , muscles of the facial expression
Third pharyngeal arch
ARtery: 3rd aortic artery

cartilage: hyoid: greater horn, lower body

muscle: stylopharyngeus

nerve: glossopharyngeal IX

groove: incorporated into cervcial sinus and obliterated with neck development

Pouch: tonsillar cleft for palatine tonsil
Fourth arch
Artery: NA

Cartilage: Laryngeal cartilage

Muscle: pharyngeal constrictors, intrinsic laryngeal muscles

nerve: superior laryngeal branch of vagus X

groove: incorporated into cervical sinus and obliterated with neck development

pouch: tonsillar cleft for palatine tonsil
dorsal - inferior parathyroid
ventral - thymus
Sixth arch
Artery: 6th aorta arch

Cartilage: laryngeal cartilage

muscles: pharyngeal constrictors, intrinsic laryngeal muscls

nerve: recurrent laryngeal nerve vagus X

Groove: obliterated with neck development
pouch: ?