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Compare and contrast squamate skull and mammalian skull physiology. Specifically mentioned differences in morphology related to the jaw bones and inner ear bones.

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QUESTION 1

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A.
Sternebrae
B.
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C.
Jugal
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E.
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1. What is the role of the middle ear bones in the conduction ofsound.

2. Compare and contrast the perilymph and the endolymph. Whichone surrounds the inner hair cell stereocilia?

3. Describe the function of the outer hair cells and the innerhair cells.

4. Describe the auditory pathway from the cochlea to theauditory cortex. Which structures receive biaural innervation andwhich are only innervated by a single ear.

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