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Chapter 29, Problem 6TYK
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To analyze: The mechanism of volume and sound pitch determination by the brain.
Introduction: Sensory receptors enable humans to experience the environment. The ears make humans to enable for hearing; cochlea is a small bone found in the inner ear that has receptors for the stimulus against the environmental pressure. Sound vibration generates the pressure on cochlea that provides stimuli for the volume and pitch determination of sound.
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Chapter 29 Solutions
BSC 1005 PKG-W/MOD. MAST. ACCESS >CI<
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