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    Outer Ear Sound waves enter the ear (1) and move through the ear canal. Middle Ear Sound waves push against the ear drum (3) and cause it to vibrate. Vibrations move through three tiny bones: the hammer or malleus (4), the anvil or incus (5) and the stirrup or stapes (6).

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    Outer Ear Sound waves enter the ear (1) and move through the ear canal. Middle Ear Sound waves push against the ear drum (3) and cause it to vibrate. Vibrations move through three tiny bones: the hammer or malleus (4), the anvil or incus (5) and the stirrup or stapes (6).

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    Outer Ear Sound waves enter the ear (1) and move through the ear canal. Middle Ear Sound waves push against the ear drum (3) and cause it to vibrate. Vibrations move through three tiny bones: the hammer or malleus (4), the anvil or incus (5) and the stirrup or stapes (6).

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    Outer Ear Sound waves enter the ear (1) and move through the ear canal. Middle Ear Sound waves push against the ear drum (3) and cause it to vibrate. Vibrations move through three tiny bones: the hammer or malleus (4), the anvil or incus (5) and the stirrup or stapes (6).

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    Hearing

    Inner Ear
    Vibrations from the middle ear enter
    the cochlea (7) and turn into
    electrical signals that travel along the
    auditory nerve (8) to the brain.

    Outer Ear
    Sound waves enter
    the ear (1) and
    move through the
    ear canal. (2)
    1

    4 5

    Middle Ear
    Sound waves push against the ear drum (3) and
    cause it to vibrate. Vibrations move through three
    tiny bones: the hammer or malleus (4), the anvil
    or incus (5) and the stirrup or stapes (6).
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