Which of the following 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, which are located in the Organ of Corti inside the cochlea, are the auditory receptors responsible for converting sound waves into neural impulses. The Basilar and Tectorial membranes play important roles in this process, but they do not directly convert sound waves into neural impulses.

Which of the Following Are the Auditory Receptors Where Sound