describe the organ of hearing and vision in frog
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A frog does not have outer ears, but he does have an eardrum on each side of his head, called a tympanum. The tympanum transfers sound vibrations to the inner ear.
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Organ of Corti is a pea sized structure
located on basilar membrane. It has a sensory
epithelium over the basilar membrane.
The sensory cells have sensory hair on their
free end so also called hair cell. In beiween
the rows of hair cells are present supporting
cells.
Hair cells have long siff microvilli called
stereocillia on their apical surfaces. Above
these stereocilia, is a jelly like membrane
called tectorial membrane.
This organ acts as a transducer, converting
sound vibratons into nerve impulses.
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