File:Cochlea wave animated.gif
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English: Animated illustration of a wave that slows down as it travels, builds up to a place of maximum response, and then decays when the wavelength is very short, similar to what models show as waves in the cochlea. |
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| Author | Richard F. Lyon |
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| current | 01:56, 2 July 2009 | | 200 × 143 (11 KB) | wikimediacommons>Dicklyon | {{Information |Description={{en|1=Animated illustration of a wave that slows down as it travels, builds up to a place of maximum response, and then decays when the wavelength is very short, similar to what models show as waves in the cochlea.}} |Source=ma |
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