The part of the internal ear related to the static balance of the body.
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The ear is one of the sensory organs that helps us to listen. An interesting point to note is that the ear not only helps in hearing but also helps to maintain balance and balance of our body. Without ears, we will not be able to balance our body in relation to the Earth's gravitational pull
The cycles located horizontally located at the utricular and vertical position are two sensory cells which are present in the inner ear Vestibule. Utric and saccule are responsible for helping to maintain the static balance of the body. ... The brain also accepts signals from the visual and skeletal system.
To understand how the ear helps to balance our body, it is necessary to know about the structure of the ear.
Ear frame
The ear makes up of three different parts -
• outer ear
• Middle ears
• Inner ear
The inner ear is the part which aids us to provide stability to our body. Internal ear is involved in both functions of listening and balancing.
Internal ear frame
Internal ear is attached within the temporary bone of the skull.
The internal ear is made up of two small parts -
• Cochlea
• semicircular canals
cochali is a coiled structure that resembles the shell of the snail.
cochali and semiconductor canals are connected to the structure called Vestibul.
Vestibule consists of two small structures called saccule and utricle.
How does internal ear help balance and maintain balance?
Two structures of the inner ear help to balance and maintain balance -
• Three semiconductor canals which are connected to each other with each other and are located for each other.
• Vestibule (saccule and utricle) which connects semicircular canals to cochlea
The semiconductor canal and the internal ear's vestibulum help in balancing the balance and balance of the body.
Answer:As per my mind goes the answer will be vestibule.
Hope it's correct