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The structure in the cochlea that contains auditory receptors called <ref>Moffet, Moffet, Schauf (1990). Human Physiology. United States of America: Mosby. 258.</ref> hair cells.  
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The structure in the cochlea that contains auditory receptors called [1] hair cells.

References

  1. ↑ Moffet, Moffet, Schauf (1990). Human Physiology. United States of America: Mosby. 258.
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