Where are the auditory receptors located?
A) in the eardrum
B) in the ossicles
C) in the auditory canal
D) in the cochlea

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The auditory receptors are hair cells located in the cochlea, a fluid-filled structure in the inner ear. The eardrum and ossicles help to transmit sound waves to the cochlea, but they do not contain the auditory receptors themselves. The auditory canal primarily serves to channel sound waves to the eardrum.

Where Are the Auditory Receptors Located