Pressure waves of frequencies associated with sound reception are transferred from the upper compartment through the thin vestibular membrane into the cochlear duct and then through the basilar membrane into the lower compartment.

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This statement is true. The transfer of pressure waves in the cochlea takes place through the vestibular membrane, cochlear duct, and basilar membrane, ultimately leading to the activation of hair cells and auditory perception.

Pressure Waves of Frequencies Associated with Sound Reception Are Transferred