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    Fluid Located in the Cochlea Is Set in Motion and Causes
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Fluid Located in the Cochlea Is Set in Motion and Causes

Question 173

Question 173

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Fluid located in the cochlea is set in motion and causes vibration in the


A) ossicles.
B) bipolar cells.
C) basilar membrane.
D) semicircular canals.
E) tympanic membrane.

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