Fluid in the inner ear flows from the:
A) round window Æ vestibular canal Æ helicotrema Æ tympanic canal
B) tympanic canal Æ helicotrema Æ vestibular canal Æ round window
C) round window Æ tympanic canal Æ vestibular canal Æ helicotrema
D) vestibular canal Æ helicotrema Æ tympanic canal Æ round Window

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Fluid in the inner ear, specifically the perilymph, flows from the vestibular canal through the helicotrema and into the tympanic canal, finally reaching the round window. This path is crucial for the transmission of sound waves through the cochlea, allowing for the process of hearing.

Fluid in the Inner Ear Flows from The