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Chapter 16, Problem 12CYU
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The structure that separates the external acoustic meatus from the middle ear cavity.
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The ear is responsible for both hearing as well as maintaining the equilibrium of the body. It consists of three regions, namely external ear, middle ear, and the internal ear. The external as well as the middle ear takes part exclusively in the function of hearing while the internal ear is crucial for both hearing and maintaining equilibrium.
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