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consists of a thin membrane in the ear that starts vibrating on receiving sound waves.

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Cochlea

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Eardrum

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Pinna

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Solution

The correct option is B Eardrum
The eardrum consists of a thin membrane called tympanic membrane, which receives sound, and starts vibrating. Its primary function is to transmit the sound from the air to the bones present inside the middle ear.

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