File:Cochlea Traveling Wave.png
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English: Diagram of fluid streamlines in cochlea in response to a sinusoidal stimulation, showing long-wave and short-wave regions. Sketched by me about 20 years ago. Also showing BM traveling displacement wave, greatly exaggerated. |
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Diagram of fluid streamlines in cochlea in response to a sinusoidal stimulation, showing long-wave and short-wave regions. Sketched by me about 20 years ago. Also showing BM traveling displacement wave, greatly exaggerated.
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| current | 22:34, 26 July 2007 | | 471 × 692 (24 KB) | Dicklyon | Diagram of fluid streamlines in cochlea in response to a sinusoidal stimulation, showing long-wave and short-wave regions. Sketched by me about 20 years ago. Also showing BM traveling displacement wave, greatly exaggerated. |
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