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A general mechanism of air-borne hearing in Recent and early non-tympanate tetrapods

2022-05-10

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Tetrapod tympanic hearing probably emerged in the Triassic with independent origins in each of the major groups, more than 120 Myr after the water-land transition. During this long period, any auditory sensitivity must have been based on non-tympanic, bone conduction mechanisms. However, ‘bone conduction’ is a non-specific term describing several different modes of vibration that can stimulate the inner ear. To un...

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627326c0-9241-586e-941b-ecc649fdaaab
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10.1101/2022.05.09.491176
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