Lab: Ears/Sound Flashcards

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1
Q

sound waves are detected by…

A

mechanoreceptors

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2
Q

a type of mechanoreceptors found commonly in ears

A

hair cells

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3
Q

in the hair cells,
s——– get physically perturbed by neurotransmitters that causes the cell to be alters or stimulated

A

stereocilia

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4
Q

a type of mechanoreceptor found in fish that reacts to the vibrations in the water

A

lateral line

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5
Q

along the lateral line, clumps of hair cells are referred to as
n———; looks like a tiny jellyfish

A

neuromasts

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6
Q

vibrations push on the c—-, bending and triggering signals in the nervous system; looks like the top of a jellyfish

A

cupula

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7
Q

connected at the bottom of a hair cells is what kind of neurons

A

sensory neurons

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8
Q

simple ear found on animals (grasshoppers) that appear as a mass outside of the head

A

tympanal organs

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9
Q

found in the inner ear of vertebrae, it separated into many sensory structures

A

vertebrate neuromasts

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10
Q

term for the outer ear; earlobe

A

exterior auricle

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11
Q

allows for air to move into the skull

A

auditory canal

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12
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collects and transmits sound waves to sensory receptors; eardrum

A

tympanic membrane

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13
Q

In birds, a single bone is used to funnel vibrations into the inner ear

A

oval window

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14
Q

first thing behind the eardrum in a mammalian ear

A

malleus

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15
Q

second thing behind the eardrum in a mammalian ear

A

incus

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16
Q

connects the incus to the tympanic cavity

A

stapes

17
Q

teardrop like loops that stem from cochlea

A

semicircular canals

18
Q

spiral cavity in the inner-most ear, conch shell appearance

A

cochlea

19
Q
A

organ of corti