- frog's head Tympanum, in biology, the
eardrum Tympanum, or
tympanal organ, a
hearing organ in
insects Tympanum (hand drum), a
percussion instrument in ancient...
-
Eardrum Tympanal organ in
insects Phil Bowles. "Glossary". The
Online Field Guide.
Retrieved March 8, 2012. "What is the
function of the
tympanum on a frog...
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Hymenoptera (bees, wasps, ants, etc.) do not have a
tympanal organ, but they do have a Johnston's organ.
Tympanal organs occur in just
about any part of the insect:...
- A
tympanum (pl.: tympana; from Gr**** and
Latin words meaning "drum") is the semi-circular or
triangular decorative wall
surface over an entrance, door...
- Look up
tympanum in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. In
ancient Greece and Rome, the
tympanon (τύμπανον) or
tympanum, was a type of
frame drum or tambourine...
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compound eyes, with
additional small ocelli. Many
insects can hear,
using tympanal organs,
which may be on the legs or
other parts of the body.
Their sense...
- insects,
tympanal organs are used to hear
distant sounds. They are
located either on the head or elsewhere,
depending on the
insect family. The
tympanal organs...
- air.
Tympanal organs are
specialized hearing organs that have
evolved in at
least seven different orders of insects. They
consist of a
tympanal membrane...
- The
round window is one of the two
openings from the
middle ear into the
inner ear. It is
sealed by the
secondary tympanic membrane (round
window membrane)...
- The
Larnaca Tympanum is a
medieval sculpture in
white marble found at
Larnaca in
Cyprus in the
nineteenth century. It is now in the
collection of the V&A...
