In mammals, the eardrum transmits sound waves to three small bones, which transmit the waves to fluid waves within the cochlea. where are the three small bones located?

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In mammals, the eardrum transmits sound waves to three small bones, which transmit the waves to fluid waves within the cochlea. where are the three small bones located?

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they are located in the middle ear

KUNAL HIRANI answered May 13, 2018

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