Which nerve branches from the semicircular canals, and runs through the cochlea, and transmits sound and equilibrium?

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Your question: Which nerve branches from the semicircular canals, and runs through the cochlea, and transmits sound and equilibrium?

Your answer: Vestibulocochlear nerve is the nerve branch that if from the semicircular canals, and run through the cochlea, and then transmits sounds and equilibrium.

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