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How does sound travel from each part of the ear?: EarAnatomy22 images -…

- - - - Proceeds through the midbrain to the thalamus.
      - From there they pass into the auditory cortices of the temporal lobes of the cerebrum, where they are interpreted.
      - The cochlear branches of the vestibulocochlear nerves enter the auditory nerve pathways that extend into the medulla oblongata.
        
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      - On the way, some of these fibers cross over, so sides of the brain that impulses arising from each ear are interpreted on both sides of the brain.