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During rotational movement, the _____ is moved by endolymph, causing hair cell displacement and resulting in either the propagation or inhibition of an action potential, depending upon the direction of the movement
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The muscle responsible for accommodation is found in the
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In the dark, Na+ channels are ____ and neurotransmitter release is ____. In bright light, on the other hand, the Na+ channels are ____ and neurotransmitter release ____
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As the distance between the eye and the object on which it is focusing decreases to less than approximately 20 feet, the _____ contracts, resulting in a more rounded and convex lens
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The basal laminae of the retinal epithelium and underlying choriocapillaris endothelium as well as layers of collagen and elastic fibers make up the _____ of the choroid
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The membrane that separates the fluid-filled cochlear chamber from the air-filled middle ear, helping to regulate pressure in the inner ear, is called the _____
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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
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Which of the following components prevents the aqueous humor from infiltrating the cornea?
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Most of the aqueous humor produced by the ciliary body drains into the
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