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the fluid-filled structure in the ear that sends information to the brain about sound is the a. tympanum b. oval window c. stirrup d. cochlea
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the fluid-filled structure in the ear that sends information to the brain about sound is the a. tympanum b. oval window c. stirrup d. cochlea

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The fluid filled structure in the ear that sends information to the brain about sound is the A. trympanum.
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