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Hearing is also possible through [[bone]] conduction, where sounds are transmitted through the [[skull]] to the auditory organs. Examples of this are while a person is underwater or when the head is brought into contact with a [[musical instrument]] (for example, a [[violin]] player hears the instrument both through the ears directly and by bone conduction through the [[jaw]] to the skull.)
 
Hearing is also possible through [[bone]] conduction, where sounds are transmitted through the [[skull]] to the auditory organs. Examples of this are while a person is underwater or when the head is brought into contact with a [[musical instrument]] (for example, a [[violin]] player hears the instrument both through the ears directly and by bone conduction through the [[jaw]] to the skull.)
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[[Category:Hearing]]
 
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[[Category:Senses]]
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[[Category:Diseases of the Ear]]
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[[Category:Ear]]
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