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This diagram shows the internal ear, with the bony labyrinth on the right containing the membranous labyrinth on the left, which contains specialized fluids. The three main parts of the internal ear are the cochlea, vestibular apparatus, and semicircular canals, with the cochlea responsible for hearing and the semicircular canals contributing to balance and equilibrium.
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These tubes contain [3]. The three parts of the internal ear are the cochlea, vestibular apparatus,
and [4] (the starred structures). The. cochlea is responsible for the sense of [ 5 ] whereas the
starred structure contributes to the sense of [ 6 ] . equilibrium A Internal ear, schematic view
This picture shows the [1] ear: the bony labyrinth on the right and the [2] within it on the left.
These tubes contain [3]. The three parts of the internal ear are the cochlea, vestibular apparatus,
and [4] (the starred structures). The cochlea is responsible for the sense of [5] whereas the starred
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Output
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middle intial
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Group of answer choices
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