The tonotopic map starts in the basilar membrane of the cochlea and ends in the

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The tonotopic map, which is the organization of sound frequency within the auditory system, starts in the basilar membrane of the cochlea and ends in the auditory cortex. This organization is maintained throughout the auditory pathway, from the cochlea to the auditory cortex, where different frequencies are processed in different locations.

The Tonotopic Map Starts in the Basilar Membrane of the Cochlea