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!
Answer:
It is neural tissue that is dominated by the cell bodies of neurons, neuroglia, and unmyelinated axons, and surrounds the narrow central canal.
Explanation:
Grey matter is a part of the central nervous system that is found on the surface of the brain.
It is a neural tissues that has alot of cell bodies of neurons, neuroglia and contain more unmyelinated axons and surronds the narrow central canal.it is distinguished from white matter because it has alot of cell bodies and unmyelinated axons and also it is not as white as white matter with greyish color.
Grey matter form spinal tracts which are the pathways where signals are sent from the brain to all part of the body.
<span>The ecological approach emerged as a reaction to the lab approach, which was considered sanitized and perhaps too controlled. What can happen in a lab cannot necessarily happen outside and vice versa.</span>
