The O oval window O basilar membrane runs through the cochlea. tympanic membrane auditory canal

Describe the path sound takes as it moves through the ear from the external auditory canal to the movement of a hair cell in the cochlea.

Name the structure present in cochlea and has sense organs of hearing.

Name the A, B, C, D, E, F by given option.

Which of the following is responsible for transmitting sound waves to the inner ear? Oa. Cochlea Ob. Eardrum Oc. Auditory nerve Od. Ossicles

Can you help me the name of the ear model?

What is hearing? Hearing The basilar membrane in the cochles is tonatopie. -The cochlea converta sound waves to spectrotemporal patterns of naural fining -Basically, it does Fourier transform Breals esch sound into its constituent frequenoes What are the components of the ear in vertebrates? How is hearing range measured? What is an www w audiogram? Which part of an audiogram indicates the frequencies that an animal can ear best? Which parts indicate frequencies that an animals is not very sensitive to? Which parts indicate frequencies that an animal cannot hear at all? Hearing in animals Audiogram of 5 dogs Animais can peroeive different frequengy ranges. depending on their ear structure praying mantahs singie aar with huge frequency ranpe detection up to 130KHZ jup to 20KHZ in most people). Bats hear and produce high frequenoysounds for cholocation Elephanta probably hear verylow haquancy sounds which can travel much farther than high frequengr sounds (good for iong distanoe…

1) The function of structure 1 is to detect ______.  vibration high pitched sounds low pitched sounds angular acceleration

Identify the indicated structure on the ear model. O auditory tube O cochlea semicircular canals O vestibule

What is the purpose of the oval window in the inner ear? Page 2: O Disperse vibration from the scala tympani into the middle ear Page 3: Transmit vibration across the cochlear duct 3. O Transmit vibrations into the endolymph of the scala vestibuli Page 4: O Detect sound and send action potentials to the brain 4. Previous Page Next Page Page 7 of 10 Page 5: