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Within the vestibule, there are two depressions, or 'rooms'. One of the two depressions, the utricle (recessus ellipticus) is located posteriorly, and the other depression, the saccule (or recessus), is located anteriorly. Both depressions have hair cells, and attached to the hair cells is the otolith, a heavy structure that moves with gravity. | |||
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//LEVEL:2 | |||
//RAND | |||
The asterisk indicates the {=otolith~hair cell~semicircular canals~ossicles} of the vestibule in the inner ear. | |||
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//LEVEL:2 | |||
//RAND | |||
The asterisk indicates the {otolith~=hair cell~semicircular canals~ossicles} of the vestibule in the inner ear. | |||
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2015年4月30日 (木) 14:16時点における最新版
Within the vestibule, there are two depressions, or 'rooms'. One of the two depressions, the utricle (recessus ellipticus) is located posteriorly, and the other depression, the saccule (or recessus), is located anteriorly. Both depressions have hair cells, and attached to the hair cells is the otolith, a heavy structure that moves with gravity.
Challenge Quiz
1.
The asterisk indicates the otolith hair cell semicircular canals ossicles of the vestibule in the inner ear.
2.
The asterisk indicates the otolith hair cell semicircular canals ossicles of the vestibule in the inner ear.