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