The sensory receptors for the sense of equilibrium and hearing are... Select one: a. chemoreceptors b. photoreceptors c. taste buds d. hair cells Put in order the auditory pathway Sound waves enter the external acoustic meatus sensory impulses are sent down vestibulocochlear nerve Vibrations enter into cochlear duct Vibrations move basilar membrane and stimulate receptor cells Temporal lobe interprets impulses Sound waves cause the tympanic membrane to vibrate and audotiry ossicles willl transfer vibrations to end of stapes T/F The lens changes shape to facilitate focusing. Select one: True
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