Assertion: monotreme's bone | /r/CapableOf | conduct sound
Facets:
value: to the inner ear
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in the middle ear
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: As in all true mammals, the tiny bones that conduct sound to the inner ear are fully incorporated into the skull, rather than lying in the jaw as in cynodonts and other premammalian synapsids; this feature, too, is now claimed to have evolved independently in monotremes and therians, although, as with the analogous evolution of the tribosphenic molar, this hypothesis is disputed.
text: As in all true mammals, the tiny bones that conduct sound in the middle ear are fully incorporated into the skull, rather than lying in the jaw as in cynodonts and other pre mammalian synapsids.
text: As in all true mammals, the tiny bones that conduct sound to the inner ear are fully incorporated into the skull, rather than lying in the jaw as in cynodonts and other pre-mammalian synapsids; however, this feature, too, is now claimed to have evolved independently in monotremes and therians, although, like the analogous evolution of the tribosphenic molar, this is disputed.
text: As in all true mammals, the tiny bones that conduct sound in the middle ear are fully incorporated into the skull, rather than lying in the jaw as in cynodonts and other pre mammalian synapsids.
text: As in all true mammals, the tiny bones that conduct sound to the inner ear are fully incorporated into the skull, rather than lying in the jaw as in cynodonts and other pre-mammalian synapsids; however, this feature, too, is now claimed to have evolved independently in monotremes and therians (Rich et al, 2005).