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Drawings illustrating the structure of the cochlea, the cochlear duct, and the organ of Corti. Note that the cochlear duct, triangular in cross section, divides the cochlea into three compartments: the scala vestibuli, the cochlear duct proper, and the scala tympani. While the cochlear duct contains endolymph, the scala vestibuli and the scala tympani contain perilymph.
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