Science, asked by febsoprinpiyagri, 1 year ago

what will happen if the eardrum is absent from our ears?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Eardrum is the organ that is responsible to convert the vibrations of molecules in the air(sound) and pass these vibrations to underlying ossicles.
Ear drum acts as a satellite.
If the ear drum was absent, there would be no functionality of ear ossicles and cochlea. 
Although, semi-circular canals and the cochlear fluid would be still functional providing dynamic and static equilibrium to the body respectively, only the sensation of hearing would be lost.
Answered by meghamadhu2002
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eardum is a part of a hearing organ.a thin and steched membrame is called eardrum.so it is necessary to hear the sound.
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