'Ear bones' presentation slideshows

Hearing Impaired

Hearing Impaired. Physiology of Cochlear Implants. Jay B. Dean, Ph.D. Overview. Auditory Pathway Inner Ear Cochlea Basilar Membrane Frequency Discrimination Signal Transduction: sound waves to electrical impulses Deafness Cochlear Implants

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Marine Birds & Pinnipeds

Marine Birds & Pinnipeds. Chapter 8. Marine Birds. Great Frigate. http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/player/animals/birds-animals/seabirds/boobies_bluefooted.html. Red-footed boobies. Atlantic Puffin (northern hemisphere cousin of the penguin). PENGUINS.

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HW # 37 - Complete the take home quiz on the eye and ear. Finish coloring your ear diagram.

Week 10, Day Two. HW # 37 - Complete the take home quiz on the eye and ear. Finish coloring your ear diagram. Warm up What happens when you get an ear infection?. Warm up Response .

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The Evolution of Middle Ear Bones in Mammals

The Evolution of Middle Ear Bones in Mammals. Robert Davis. What are the origins of mammalian middle ear bones? How have they evolved over time to become such a distinguishing structure in mammals?

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Sound

Sound. Checkpoint Physics. Sound. You have probably performed some experiments on sound without knowing it. At some time most people have made a ruler vibrate by holding one end over the edge of a desk and twanging it.

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10 ) Describe structurec and functions in the outer, middle and inner ear

10 ) Describe structurec and functions in the outer, middle and inner ear. THE EAR. Outer Ear Middle Ear Inner Ear. OUTER EAR. It consist of PINNA EXTERNAL AUDITORY CANAL The pinna is the cartilage of the ear = channel to capture the sound. . The Outer (External) Ear.

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206 BONES OF THE HUMAN BODY

206 BONES OF THE HUMAN BODY. 28 in the SKULL. 8 CRANIAL BONES 1 FRONTAL, 1 OCCIPITAL, 2 PARIETAL, 2 TEMPORAL, 1 SPHENOID, 1 ETHMOID 14 FACIAL BONES 1 MANDIBLE, 2 MAXILLA, 2 PALATINE, 2 INFERIOR CONCHAE, 2 NASAL, 2 ZYGOMATIC, 2 LACRIMAL, 1 VOMER 6 EAR BONES 2 MALLEUS, 2 INCUS, 2 STAPES.

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Our sense of smell

Our sense of smell. Odors enter the nose in tiny chemical droplets Receptors in the nose convert the chemical odor into a nerve impulse Impulse travels to the olfactory lobes of the brain Brain interprets odor as something that smells. Smallest bones in the body.

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Basic Fact of EAR

Basic Fact of EAR. Ears are used to detect SOUND in environment. Ears help to detect movement & position. Ear is divided into Outer Ear, Middle Ear & Inner Ear. Structure of EAR. Outer Ear: EAR PINNA, EAR CANAL & EAR DRUM. Middle Ear: EAR BONES Inner Ear: EUSTACHIAN TUBE & ADENOIDS.

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Basic Fact of EAR

Basic Fact of EAR. Ears are used to detect SOUND in environment. Ears help to detect movement & position. Ear is divided into Outer Ear, Middle Ear & Inner Ear. Structure of EAR. Outer Ear: EAR PINNA, EAR CANAL & EAR DRUM. Middle Ear: EAR BONES Inner Ear: EUSTACHIAN TUBE & ADENOIDS.

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Aging L. analis by Otolith

Aging L. analis by Otolith. Removed otoliths (Ear Bones) to determine the age of fish. Mutton snapper have large otoliths. Mutton Snapper Catch Counts. Mutton Snapper Length by Age. Mutton Snapper Weight by Age.

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HUMAN BODY Why do people need to have bones?

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Sound and Hearing

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Your Inner Fish by Neil Shubin Chapter 10: Ears

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Mammals

Mammals. Have hair Ability to nourish their young with milk Breathe air 4-chambered heart Endotherms. Environment Live in a wide variety of ecosystems Land, water, and flying mammals. Food Source Must eat 10 times as much food as a reptile to maintain body heat

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Warm-blooded (maintain constant body temperature) Have hair on their bodies

Mammals. Photo by Susan Anderson. Used with permission. Warm-blooded (maintain constant body temperature) Have hair on their bodies Have mammary glands to nurse their young All are vertebrates Have lungs to breathe air Have 3 inner-ear bones Have sweat glands.

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Warm-blooded (maintain constant body temperature) Have hair on their bodies

Mammals. Photo by Susan Anderson. Used with permission. Warm-blooded (maintain constant body temperature) Have hair on their bodies Have mammary glands to nurse their young All are vertebrates Have lungs to breathe air Have 3 inner-ear bones Have sweat glands.

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