Inner Ear Mechanics
The cochlea, a complex structure resembling a tapered tube, plays a crucial role in hearing by converting mechanical vibrations into electrical signals. The stapes bone vibrates the oval window, initiating fluid movement within the cochlea's tubes, which ultimately stimulates hair cells. This intricate process allows the brain to interpret sounds, highlighting the remarkable transformation from physical motion to auditory perception.In this clip
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Episode 78: Hearing
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