Which of the following structures converts pressure waves in the endolymph into the nerve impulses associated with the sense of hearing?

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The spiral organ, located in the cochlea of the inner ear, contains hair cells that convert the pressure waves in the endolymph into nerve impulses that are sent to the brain for processing, ultimately leading to the sense of hearing. The other options listed are not involved in the conversion of pressure waves to nerve impulses specifically for the sense of hearing.

Which of the Following Structures Converts Pressure Waves in the Endolymph