Text-book of general physics, for the use of colleges and scientific schools (1899)
Hastings, Charles Sheldon · Boston: Ginn & company · leaf 598
ultitude of rod-like fibers at C, called, from their discoy-erer. the rods of Corti. These rods form a double series,about 3000 in number, increasing somewhat in size as theyapproach the yertex of the cochlea. The fibers of each pairare joined at the top and spread at the bottom, where theyrest on… … Fig. 395. 588 COMPOUXD TOXES. with a number of stiff elastic hairs, extremely well adaptedfor moving sympathetically with the fluid in which they areimmersed. In the vicinity of these surfaces there are also found anumber of calcareous concretions, known as otoliths, designed
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