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Outer Ear
The outer ear is the most external section of the auditory system, which includes the visible pinna, the auditory canal that channels sound inward, and the tympanic membrane (eardrum) at its end.
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The process of hearing involves three sequential functions: (1) collecting and channeling sound waves, (2) amplifying the vibrations from these waves through a mechanical system, and (3) converting the amplified vibrations into neural signals for the brain. Which option correctly attributes these functions to the three main anatomical sections of the ear?