eardrumSource: Noland, George B. 1983. General
Biology, 11th Edition. St. Louis, MO. C. V. Mosby
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Full article >>>eardrum: the
tympanic membrane that receives vibrations from the outer ear.
ecosystems: systems formed from the interactions between communities and their physical
environments.
Full article >>>Hearing involves the
actions of the external ear,
eardrum, ossicles, and
cochlea. In hearing, sound waves in air are converted into vibrations of a liquid then into movement of hair
cells in the
cochlea.
Full article >>>pass down the
auditory canal of the outer ear
strike the
eardrum (
tympanic membrane) causing it to vibrate
these vibrations are
transmitted across the middle ear by three tiny, linked bones, the ossicles: ...
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eardrum. A membrane situated at the end of the external
auditory meatus at the junction of the outer and middle ears. Vibrations are set up in the membrane by sound waves, and these are
transmitted by the ear ossicles to the oval window.
Full article >>>tympanic Relating to the tympanum that separates the outer and middle ear (
eardrum).
type specimen. A specimen deposited in a museum that formally defines the name of the
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