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vestibular membrane

vestibular membrane The vestibular membrane is a thin tissue layer in the inner ear that makes up the front wall of the cochlear duct and separates it from the vestibular canal.

The vestibular membrane is a thin tissue layer in the inner ear that makes up the front wall of the cochlear duct and separates it from the vestibular canal. It is also known as Reissner's membrane.

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