Answer: Option C
Explanation:
The basilar membrane can be defined as membrane which is stiff in nature and is found in the cochlea of the inner ear that separates two fluid filled tubes which runs along the coil of the cochlea, scala tympani and scala media.
The movement of the basilar membrane causes the movement of the streocilia as it is attached to the basilar membrane.
The tectorial membrane along with the hair cells move with the streocilia bending with the relative motion of the tectoria membrane. This helps in signal transmission.
This movement causes opening and closing of the gated channels present on the cilia of the hair cells.
This is true.
Birds evolved and adapted these features over time.
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Related to deficiencies in certain types of cones
