QUESTION 4Identify the indicated part of the cochlea on the histology image.O basilar membranevestibular membranetectorial membranespiral organ of Corti

The cochlea is a part of the inner ear. Structurally it is a hollow bone with a spiral shape; this…

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Identify the indicated part of the cochlea on the histology image. O basilar membrane O vestibular membrane tectorial membrane spiral organ of Corti

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