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The ear’s neural tissue lies on the __________, which forms the floor of the cochlea. a. ossicle b. auditory canal c. basilar membrane d. auditory nerve Please select the best answer from the choices provided
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The ear’s neural tissue lies on the __________, which forms the floor of the cochlea.

a. ossicle
b. auditory canal
c. basilar membrane
d. auditory nerve Please select the best answer from the choices provided

User Abhishek V
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the answer is

C

basilar membrane

User DanielQ
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The answer is C. Basilar Membrane

Basilar membrane is located within our inner ear , near the ear base. It consist of stiff structural element that separated two liquid filled tubes that run along the coil of the cochlea.
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