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Text in English about how the human ear works, where students have to fill the gaps.

by Cristina Penélope Martínez Peces
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Sounds are that travel in the form of . These vibrations reach the and then move through the canal . Then the sound waves reach the membrane , a thin tissue similar to a drum head , that as sound waves get to it .
The three tiny , the hammer , the incus and the , are connected to the tympanic . Because of the vibrations on the tympanic membrane , the tiny bones start and send sound waves to the .
The cochlea transforms these sound waves in signals and sends them to the through the auditory . The brain interprets these signals as that we are able to and understand .

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