oral phase is completed after the tongue, cheeks, and some of the muscles in the throat help move the bolus to the back of the back of the mouth. The pharyngeal phase is the part of the swallow that occurs in the throat. During this phase, the bolus moves from the mouth, through the pharynx (throat), and into the esophagus.
Location and Access: From Elk Grove Village at jct. Hwy. 72 (Higgins Road) & Arlington Heights Road, take Higgins Road west 0.6 mile, then turn and go north on the forest preserve road 0.7 mile. The nature preserve is west of the road, east of Salt Creek and south of the Northwest Tollway.
These 755 contiguous acres are located just 15 miles from I-475. A 10 acre lake rests in the center of the property, surrounded by excellent lodge sites. This outstanding property has been managed for quality timber for decades. Endless wildlife opportunities include fishing and hunting for quail, deer, turkey, ducks and small game. Superior network of roads and trails make it possible to access the entire property. The shooting lodge offers a good gathering spot before and after hunts.