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The inner ear is the innermost part of the ear. It contains the semi-circular canals, which are involved in balance and the vestibular sense, and the cochlea, which houses the sensory cells for hearing.
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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?
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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?