3 years ago

How does the tympanic membrane work? please help need answer quick. Thank you.

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<span />In short it's a membrane that receives vibrations from the air. That air is then transitioned into the auditory ossicles. Those are bones that I assume carry air. They are located in the middle ear cavity, which is know as scientifically; tympanic. c:
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