PRE-LAB Activity 6: Exploring the Structure and Function of the Ear 1. Use the list of terms provided to label the accompanying illustration of the ear. Check off each term as you label it. O auricle O incus O stapes cochlea O malleus O tympanic membrane O external auditory canal O semicircular canals O vestibule a b. 17 2. Match each of the following ear structures with its description. a. malleus, incus, and stapes 1. tympanic membrane

PRE-LAB Activity 6: Exploring the Structure and Function of the Ear 1. Use the list of terms provided to label the accompanying illustration of the ear. Check off each term as you label it. O auricle O incus O stapes cochlea O malleus O tympanic membrane O external auditory canal O semicircular canals O vestibule a b. 17 2. Match each of the following ear structures with its description. a. malleus, incus, and stapes 1. tympanic membrane

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