What is the location of the tympanic membrane of a frog?
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>>>A Frog's Tympanum. A frog's tympanic membrane, or tympanum, is the circular patch of skin directly behind its eye that we commonly call its eardrum.
>> It functions much like our eardrum does –the tympanum transmits sound waves to the middle & inner ear, allowing a frog hearing both in the air and below water.
>>>A Frog's Tympanum. A frog's tympanic membrane, or tympanum, is the circular patch of skin directly behind its eye that we commonly call its eardrum.
>> It functions much like our eardrum does –the tympanum transmits sound waves to the middle & inner ear, allowing a frog hearing both in the air and below water.
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A frog's tympanic membrane, or tympanum, is the circular patch of skin directly behind its eye that we commonly call its eardrum. It functions much like our eardrum does –the tympanum transmits sound waves to the middle and inner ear, allowing a frog to hear both in the air and below water.
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