QUESTION 1 The diagram below represents a part of the human ear. Explain the result if part A is blocked. Describe how part D, the semi-circular canais, plays a role in maintaining balance when the body changes speed and direction. Explain how the functioning of the ear would be affected if the bones in part C were fused.

QUESTION 1 The diagram below represents a part of the human ear. Explain the result if part A is blocked. Describe how part D, the semi-circular canais, plays a role in maintaining balance when the body changes speed and direction. Explain how the functioning of the ear would be affected if the bones in part C were fused.

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