Auditory pathway illustrations

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Ear-to-brain auditory pathway anatomy, in figure-scene and pure-anatomy versions.

Versions & components (4 confirmed files; duplicates within the same work counted once)

Versions, components and composite layouts of the same work; click to enlarge.

Auditory pathway · figure-scene version — figure-scene version (source file F002)

Auditory pathway · another composition — another composition (source file F114)

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How does sound travel from ear to brain? These anatomical illustrations trace the auditory pathway: waves through the outer and middle ear, transduction in the cochlea, then onward to the cortex. Several compositions are archived side by side; none is assumed to be the final draft.

Scope note　Topically related to the team's voice and acoustics research.

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