These Hairlike Receptors are Located in the Cochlea

Question

These hairlike receptors are located in the cochlea.
A) Ossicles
B) Rods and cones
C) Organ of Corti
D) Adenoids

Accepted Answer

The hairlike receptors located in the cochlea are part of the Organ of Corti. The Ossicles are small bones in the ear that transmit sound vibrations, rods and cones are light-sensitive cells in the eye, and adenoids are a type of lymphatic tissue in the throat.