Answer: Receptors.
Explanation: Receptors. Receptors are groups of specialised cells. They detect a change in the environment stimulus. In the nervous system this leads to an electrical impulse being made in response to the stimulus.
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<h2><u>Science</u></h2>
Science is the study of the natural world or physical universe.It is the knowledge of anything that can be verified by experiments.Science is organised into different fields of study. These fields are physics, chemistry, biology, geography, Earth science, geology, resource science, mathematics, nutrition, astronomy, biotechnology, engineering, computer and information technology.
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<h2><u>Scientists</u></h2>
Scientists are people who study science.They use observation, experimentation and theory to collect facts and learn about a subject.They perform experiments and record their results which form the basis of science and the scientific knowledge around us.Scientists gain knowledge in the different fields of science by using specific ways and methods.
<h2><u>Laboratory</u></h2>
A laboratory or lab is a building or a part of building fitted with scientific equipment.
Scientists do experiments in labs.
Labs in schools and colleges are the classrooms where practical learning and demonstrations take place
The order is:
Auricle (outer ear or pinna)
Auditory meatus (ear canal)
Tympanic membrane (eardrum)
The ossicles (ear bones) - malleus, then incus, then stapes
Oval window (where stapes transmits vibrations into cochlea)
Cochlea (the snail shell lines internally by specialized cells that form the organ of Corti)
Organ of corti (specialized “hair” cells that pick up vibrations from the fluid in the cochlea)
Vestibulocochlear nerve (transmits signals to brain for processing)
Temporal lobe (brain region that processes auditory information)
I’d recommend you do a quick google search as well to take a look at a diagram showing all this anatomy!