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Structure of The Ear (2A2)

The document discusses the structure and function of the parts of the human ear. The ear is divided into outer, middle, and inner sections, each with distinct components that work together to transmit sound waves through the ear canal, cause the eardrum and bones to vibrate, and convert those vibrations into nerve signals in the cochlea that are transmitted to the brain for interpretation as sound.

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Structure of The Ear (2A2)

The document discusses the structure and function of the parts of the human ear. The ear is divided into outer, middle, and inner sections, each with distinct components that work together to transmit sound waves through the ear canal, cause the eardrum and bones to vibrate, and convert those vibrations into nerve signals in the cochlea that are transmitted to the brain for interpretation as sound.

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Structure of the ear

B. Functions of the Parts of the Ear Parts of the Ear A B C D E F G H I Structure Function

C. The hearing mechanism Directs sound waves into the Vibrates and makes the fluid in auditor canal the cochlea vibrate. Directs sound waves to the ear!drum. $ransmits the nervous im#ulses Vibrates at the same s#eed as from the cochlea to the brain the sound waves %a"nif the sound vibrations and make the oval window vibrate the same fre&uenc . $he brain inter#rets the nervous im#ulses as sound.

Chan"es the sound vibrations into nervous im#ulses.

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