Fluid Movement in the Cochlea Causes

question 41

Multiple Choice

Fluid movement in the cochlea causes

• A) displacement of the round window, which dissipates pressure.
• B) deflection of the basilar membrane.
• C) the hairs of the receptor cells of the organ of Corti to be bent as they are moved in relation to the tectorial membrane.
• D) two of these answers.
• E) all of these answers.

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