When Auditory Vibrations Enter the Cochlear Duct, the _____ Membrane

question 2

Multiple Choice

When auditory vibrations enter the cochlear duct, the _____ membrane remains stationary, resulting in a shearing action of the vibrating hair cells, leading to the stimulation of the cochlear nerve

• A) Basilar
• B) Reissner's
• C) Sacular
• D) Tectorial
• E) Tympanic

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