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Chapter 16, Problem 18RQ
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The effects of aging on the eye and the ear.
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The eye and the ear are involved in vision and hearing,respectively. These two senses do not show sufficient functional regeneration. They both have age-related disorders. Different parts of these structures face age-related problems as the old cells of some structures are not replaced or replaced very slowly with increasing age.
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