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Definition: Cochlearius is a type of mammalian ear that functions primarily for hearing, while the rest of the auditory system is replaced by specialized structures called cochleae, which are responsible for transmitting sound waves to the inner ear, where they are processed and converted into neural signals.
Definition: The term "cochleae" refers to the structure of the inner ear, which is a part of the human skull. It consists of two separate structures that work together to sense and process sound waves. The outer part of the cochlea is called the semicircular canals, which are lined with tiny hair cells. These hair cells receive signals from the auditory nerve, which carries these signals to the brain. The inner ear also has a small canal called the vestibular canal, which
Definition: Kobeltocochlea is a type of organ found in some animals, particularly birds, that is responsible for producing and secreting saliva. These organs are specialized structures where saliva production occurs, which helps to regulate body temperature and aid in digestion. The concept of a "kobelt" and the "cochleae" refers to these glands, which are crucial for maintaining homeostasis in the body.
Definition: Austrocochleae, also known as the "tongue" or "laryngeal" part of the mouth, is a specialized area that contains various structures and functions related to speech, sound production, and swallowing. These include muscles, bones, ligaments, nerves, and glands. The term refers to the vocal cords, which are responsible for producing sounds through the tongue's muscles.