Definition: A phonoreceptor is a sensory receptor that receives sound waves from the auditory system. It's similar to taste receptors in humans, which are responsible for detecting tastes and smells. In a typical human ear, there are two types of phonoreceptors: the primary and the secondary ones. The primary type detects sounds with high frequency (high frequencies) or low frequencies (low frequencies). The secondary type detects sounds with medium-frequency vibrations (medium-frequency vibrations). Phonoreceptors help us understand the meaning
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