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Comparative anatomy of the mammalian bony cochlea and its ontogenetic development in humans

2013-01-01

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The cochlea is the organ for sound reception. Mammals place varied functional demands on their sense of hearing to meet the requirements of a broad range of ecological niches and diverse behaviours. However, documenting potentially related adaptations of the cochlea to eco-behavioural traits is difficult due to its complex geometry. The present study aims to determine whether the bony cochlea carries eco-behaviour...

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DOI: 10.17638/00014173

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