Once sound waves have been converted into neural activity,the __________ carries them to the brain for auditory perception.
A)basilar membrane
B)auditory nerve
C)cochlea
D)pinna

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The auditory nerve carries neural activity from the cochlea to the brain for auditory perception. The basilar membrane and cochlea are involved in converting sound waves into neural activity, but they do not carry neural activity to the brain. The pinna is the external part of the ear that helps collect sound waves, but it is not involved in converting sound waves into neural activity or carrying it to the brain.

Once Sound Waves Have Been Converted into Neural Activity,the __________