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    The Auditory and Vestibular Systems Are Functionally and Neuroanatomically Interrelated
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The Auditory and Vestibular Systems Are Functionally and Neuroanatomically Interrelated

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The auditory and vestibular systems are functionally and neuroanatomically interrelated as they both respond to vibration, are housed in the same bony structure, and fibers carrying auditory and vestibular inputs form cranial nerve VIII (CNVIII).

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