Match these ear structures with their functions Cochlea V [ Choose To maintain static equilibrium in space To maintain dynamic equilibrium in space Collection of sound waves from the exterior Equalize pressure between ear and pharynx Convert sound waves to nervous impulses Vestibule Semicircular canal [ Choose ] Auditory canal (Eustachian tube) [ Choose ] Pinna [Choose ]

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