Buckmaster's Elements of animal physiology / by John Angell.

  • Angell, John
Date:
1866
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    action of the oxygett of the air on the particles of the odoriferous substance. The Ears, or the organs of hearing, which are placed one on each side of the head, consist of arrangements by which the fibrils of the auditory nerve (a branch of External meatus Helix. auditorius. Semicircular canals. Vestibule. Lobule. Membrana tympani. Fig.- 82.—General View of the Human Ear. d. Head of malleus, or hammer-bone. e. Incus, or anvil-bone. f. Fenestra ovalis. o. Fenestra rotunda. 1 the 7th cranial nerves) are spread out to receive vibra- 1 lory impressions transmitted from the air. Physiologists Eustachian tube. Auditory nerve. Cochlea.