The __________ are the auditory receptors where sound waves finally become neural impulses.
A) hair cells
B) organs of Corti
C) basilar membranes
D) tectorial membranes

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Hair cells are the auditory receptors in the inner ear where sound waves are converted into neural impulses. The organs of Corti, basilar membranes, and tectorial membranes are structures within the inner ear that help transmit and amplify sound to the hair cells.

The __________ Are the Auditory Receptors Where Sound Waves Finally