Human Anatomy - With DVD and Master. A & P Access
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Author: Martini
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Chapter 18, Problem 6RC
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The function of the hair cells in the internal ear.
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Hair cells are the structures found in the internal ear of all vertebrates. These cells are the sensory receptors of the internal ear.
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Human Anatomy - With DVD and Master. A & P Access
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