Given below is a diagrammatic cross section of a single loop of human cochlea.Which one of the following options correctly represents the names of three different parts?
Correct answer: B. A - Perilymph B - Tectorial membrane C - Endolymph
- A. D - Sensory hai cells A - EndolymphB - Tectorial membrane
- B. A - Perilymph B - Tectorial membrane C - Endolymph
- C. B - Tectorial membrane C - Perilymph D - secretory cells
- D. C - Endolymph D - Sensory hair cells A - Serum
Explanation
A - Perilymph B - Tectorial membrane C - Endolymph D - Sensory hair cells
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