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exterior auditory canal
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tympanic membrane
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malleus
What's that? note: it's anterior to other structures in the middle ear.
incus
What structure in the middle ear does this indicate?
stapes
What structure in the middle ear is that?
semicircular canals
What are these in the inner ear?
Via what superior "window" do the ossicles transmit vibratory motion of the eardrum to the fluids of the inner ear?
oval window
What "window" is more inferior of the two?
round window
cochlea
What structure is indicated?
vestibulocochlear nerve
What does this blurry picture indicate?
What organ is supported by the cochlea and contains the hearing receptors?
organ of corti