Option | Description |
Malleus | A hammer-shaped bone also known as the "hammer," connects to the eardrum. |
Incus | An anvil-shaped bone, plays a pivotal role in sound transmission, situated between the malleus and stapes. |
Stapes | Known as the "stirrup," it is the smallest bone in the human body, connecting to the oval window of the cochlea. |
Vomer | A bone forming part of the nasal septum, unrelated to ear structures. |
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