Please enable JavaScript.
Coggle requires JavaScript to display documents.
How Sound Travels Through The Ear image (External Ear (Auricle: The…
How Sound Travels Through The Ear
External Ear
Auricle: The auricle allows
sound waves to travel into
the ear.
External Acoustic Meatus:
Sound waves travel through
the external acoustic meatus
which lead to the tympanic
membrane
Tympanic Membrane:
The tympanic membrane vibrates and sends vibrations to three bones in the ear
Middle Ear
Auditory Ossicles: The auditory ossicles vibrate
and amplify sound vibrations
Incus
Malleus
Stapes
Inner Ear
Oval WIndow: Sound vibrations enter the oval window
1 more item...
