When the basilar membrane moves, what happens to the hair cells of the spiral organ?

A) They press against the spiral ganglion.
B) They press against the basilar membrane.
C) They press against the tectorial membrane.
D) They press against the vestibular membrane.
E) They push down into the ampulla.


Answer: C

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