Choose the correct sequence for the mechanism of hearing.
- AAuditory canal - Cochlea - middle ear bones - tectorial membrane - cortex of brain
- BCornea - lens - ganglionated layer - Bipolar nerve cell - Cortex of brain - optic nerve
- CLens - cornea - Bipolar nerve cell - ganglionated layer - cortex of brain - optic nerve
- DExternal ear - Auditory canal - tympanic membrane - bones of middle ear - cochlea - tectorial membrane - auditory nerves - cortex of brain
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