What are the names of the three small bones located within the Ear?
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Hammer, Anvil, Stirrup.
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LIGAMENTS: They are the tissues connecting 1 BONE with another BONE.\nTENDON:They are the the tissues which runs parallel with bones and direcly attached with it.\nCARTILAGE:They are the semi solid BONES which is present at the places where they reqires.EG. our external ears,nose,between 2 joints cartilages are present.
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Ok the sound waves are shaking the tympanic membrane (eardrum) , the tympanic membrane passes on these vibrations to these 3 bones in the inner ear called ossicles. These ossicles are much smaller than the tympanic membrane, so they amplify the sound waves (shake more). One of the ossicles is attached to the oval window, so the shaking ossicle passes on the vibration to the oval window. The The oval window is right next to this big structure called a cochlea. It looks like a snail shell. The cochlea is divided into 3 regions: the vestibular duct, the cochlear duct, and the tympanic duct. They are all filled with fluid. So, the vibrating oval window shakes the fluid inside the vestibular duct, which passes on the vibrations to the cochlear duct, which passes vibrations to the tympanic duct, and reaches the round window and stops. The hearing receptors are located inside the cochlear duct. Whenever sound hits the cochlear duct, the hearing receptors detect it and send it to the brain. However, really low sound can go from vestibular duct to tympanic duct (bypass the cochlear duct) and hit the round window. But, ur Question asks for the pathway to the hearing receptors, so the sound ends at the cochlear duct. Hope that helped.
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1.  long bones like the humerus and femur and tibia\n2.  cuboidal bones like those in the foot or hand:  cuboid, navicular\n3.  flat bones like those in the cranial vault:  zygomatic, maxilla, ethmoid\n4.  special bones like the stapes and hammer in the ear; sesamoid bones is another sub type like the patella and the foot sesamoids
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The little toe.\nCoccyx\nWisdom teeth\nPlica semilunaris - This is the small fold of tissue on the inside corner of the eye\nGoosebumps.\near lobes.\nprepuce.
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hammer, anvil, stirrup, and then the cochlea which has the organ of corti.
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Insects' sound receptors are usually thin membranes or hairs formed by their exoskeleton in intimate association with neurons. \nThe membranes are called "tympanic organs" because they act much like our own tympanus. They're usually paired and may be located on the abdomen, thorax, or legs. \nThe hairs are called "hair sensilla"; they also vibrate in response to sound waves. These are usually located in the cercae (special rear appendices), legs, etc.
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Cranial Bones \nAnnoying, aren't they? The cranial bones are the PEST OF 6... \nP\nE\nS\nT\nO\nF\n\n Parietal\nEthmoid\nSphenoid\nTemporal\nOccipital\nFrontal\nthe six? the number of bones!
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By the explanation I heard, they evolved from a series of bones along the lower jaw that reptiles use to hear.  These later evolved into the inner ear bones in mammals shortly after the Permian age.
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Pelvis which consist of three bones fused together-- Ilium, Pubis, and Ischium; tarsals (ankle bones); patella(kneecap); scapula(shoulder blade); femur(upper leg bone);  tibia and fibula(lower leg bone); phalanges and metatarsals(toe bones--the actual toes, and mid-foot toe bones).\n\nCheck link for skeletal diagram
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On the neck, just below the ear......hmmmmmmmmm
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The auditory canal is part or the outer ear (which also includes the part of your ear that you can see (the pinna) and the tube which leads to the eardrum. It is where earwax is excreted. Ear wax helps protect the ear canal from small foreign bodies by pushing them out. The eardrum is the three-layer thick membrane between your ear canal and the middle ear. It moves in response to sound and wiggles the bones in your middle ear. The middle ear is where the bones,( in layman's terms), called the hammer, anvil, and stirrup are. This is the location of most ear infections in children. The cochlea is part of the inner ear, and it is the snail-shaped organ that turns the mechanical part of hearing into the nerve impulses to the brainstem and the brain via the auditory nerve..
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Ears - 2\nNostrils - 2\nMouth - 1\nNavel - 1\nVagina - 3  Penis - 1\nAnus - 1\n\nSo, if you're male = 8.\nFemale = 10.
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vestibulocohlear & auditory & acoustic & eighth * 8th. the vibration of air molecules sets up sound waves that are transmitted to the outer ear, the middle ear, the inner ear, the ear drum and the small bones of the ears. Small nerve fibers from the vestibulocochear nerve(or auditory nerve or acoustic nerve or 8th cranial nerve) transmitt the stimuli to the brain where it is interpreted as hearing. Small fibers from the vestibular portion of this nerve are located in the semicircular canal of the inner ears and control equiibrium.
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Bone called stirrup in your ear. Just 2mm.
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mandible\nClavicle\nScapula\nCranium\nPatella\nSternum\n\nIn that order
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The tragus is the small piece of thick cartilage that projects immediately in front of the ear canal..