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n. The outer portion of the ear including the auricle and the passage leading to the eardrum. Also called outer ear .
The external ear is the entry way to the auditory receptors of the inner ear. Thus, it plays an important role in normal hearing.
no. snakes have no external ear organs. they "hear" by sensing vibrations, even the slightest ones. Sometimes they can distinguish the vibrations, so its almost like hearing. I'm holding my pet snake right now.
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It does not have external speakers but does have a 3.5mm jack (usually used for ear buds or other headphones). Although several portable speakers or stereo systems accommodate with a 3.5mm auxiliary input.
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The human ear is supported by cartilage. That's why it's flexible and not as stiff as bone.
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The external ear is made up of cartilidge.
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External Ear Infection Symptoms: 1. Pain in the ear 2. Exuding yellow/green puss 3. Loss of hearing
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The external ear is a cartilaginous structure, covered by thin skin.
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