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Where are the sensory receptors for sound?
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Ears.
The sensory receptors for sound are hair cells in the inner ear (the cochlea, specifically the organ of Corti). They convert vibrations into nerve signals sent via the auditory nerve to the brain.
The sensory receptors for sound are hair cells in the inner ear (the cochlea, specifically the organ of Corti). They convert vibrations into nerve signals sent via the auditory nerve to the brain.
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