What bone conducts sound to the ear drum?

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Answer 1

The eardrum (or tympanic membrane) vibrates when stimulated by sound waves. It in turn stimulates the three ossicles (auditory bones) which are the malleus, the incus, and the stapes. (They're aligned in that order). The ossicles in turn stimulate the oval window which passes these vibrations to the fluid filled inner ear. These vibrations are interpreted by nerves and sent to the brain via the auditory nerve, a part of the central nervous system.

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Answer 2

Bones don`t conduct sounds to ear drum. Ear drum or tympanic membrane directly teceives sounds from outside. In turn tympanic membrane conducts sounds to inner ear through three mall ossicles Malleus,Incus and Stapes.

Answer 3

The ear drum itself conducts sound. type; conducting sound to the eardrum. There are many site there.