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The organ of Corti rests on the

The organ of Corti rests on the
a. round window.
b. oval window.
c. Eustachian tube.
d. auditory nerve.
e. basilar membrane.

Question 2

The force of the original vibrations entering the ear is amplified by the
a. organ of Corti.
b. oval window.
c. round window.
d. Eustachian tube.
e. semicircular canals.

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Human Biology

Edition: 10^th

Authors: Starr, McMillan

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Answer to q. 1

E

Answer to q. 2

B

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God bless you! Helped my grade so much.

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