HOW DO TOOTHED WHALES (ODONTOCETI) PROTECT THEIR INNER EAR AGAINST PRESSURE WA YES? by

Mammals possess an external ear with an external auditory passage (meatus acusticus externus), which ends at the ear-drum (membrana tympani). Behind the ear-drum the middle ear is situated. The middle ear contains the auditory ossicles which transmit sounds from the ear-drum to the ear-bones. The ea...

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Main Author: Gunther Behrmann
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toothed whales
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description Mammals possess an external ear with an external auditory passage (meatus acusticus externus), which ends at the ear-drum (membrana tympani). Behind the ear-drum the middle ear is situated. The middle ear contains the auditory ossicles which transmit sounds from the ear-drum to the ear-bones. The ear-bones (bulla tym-
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HOW DO TOOTHED WHALES (ODONTOCETI) PROTECT THEIR INNER EAR AGAINST PRESSURE WA YES? by
author_facet Gunther Behrmann
author_sort Gunther Behrmann
title HOW DO TOOTHED WHALES (ODONTOCETI) PROTECT THEIR INNER EAR AGAINST PRESSURE WA YES? by
title_short HOW DO TOOTHED WHALES (ODONTOCETI) PROTECT THEIR INNER EAR AGAINST PRESSURE WA YES? by
title_full HOW DO TOOTHED WHALES (ODONTOCETI) PROTECT THEIR INNER EAR AGAINST PRESSURE WA YES? by
title_fullStr HOW DO TOOTHED WHALES (ODONTOCETI) PROTECT THEIR INNER EAR AGAINST PRESSURE WA YES? by
title_full_unstemmed HOW DO TOOTHED WHALES (ODONTOCETI) PROTECT THEIR INNER EAR AGAINST PRESSURE WA YES? by
title_sort how do toothed whales (odontoceti) protect their inner ear against pressure wa yes? by
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