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Auditory ossicles, bony labyrinth, cochlea. Three bone; malleus, hammer, incus, anvil, and stapes, stirrup. In middle ear. Anterior, posterior, lateral canal. Hearing, balance. Draw vector illustrator Stock Vector | Adobe Stock
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The three bones in the middle ear are collectively called:
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