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Audiogram and Middle Ear Construction, inner ear — especially the suspension system of the basilar membrane — depends on the hearing capability. From all the results available, elephants, camels, perhaps sloths, and various forms of moles apparently have similar, low-frequency characteristics of their ears. All of these species have a f

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