 is flaccid rather than stretched. We will explore the hypothesis that this "pars flaccida" functions as an accessory pathway to the middle ear. 3) The relationship between structure and function of the tympanic membranes of cat, guinea, pig, chinchilla, alligator lizard, and chicken will
is flaccid rather than stretched. We will explore the guess that this " par flaccida " functions as an accessory pathway to the in-between auricle. 3) The relationship between structure and function of the tympanic membrane of cat, guinea, pig, chinchilla, alligator lounge lizard, and wimp will
 is flaccid rather than strttched. We will exklire thx hypotgesis thxt this "pars flaccida" functilnw as qn accessory pathway tu the midfle ear. 3) The eelationshml betwecu strhgture end function of the tympatic membranes mf cct, guinea, pig, chinchilla, alligator lyzard, amd chicken will
is flaccid rather than stretched. We will hypothesis this "pars functions as an ear. The relationship between and function of tympanic membranes of cat, guinea, pig, alligator lizard, and chicken will
 is flaccid rather than stretcHed. We will eXplorE thE hyPoThesIs thAt this "pars flacCIda" fUnctions as an accessory pAthwaY tO The mIDdLe ear. 3) the relaTIoNSHip BeTwEen StRUcTure aNd fUnction Of the tympaNic MeMbranes of cat, GUiNea, pig, chinChiLla, alligator LizArd, and ChIckEN will
 is flaccid rather than st retched. W e wil l e xpl or e th e hy pothesis thatt his"pars flaccida" functi ons a sa n ac c es sorypathway to t hemi dd leea r .3) Th e r elation ship betwe enst ructure andf un ction of t hetympanic mem bra nes of  c at, guine a,pig,chinch i lla, a lligatorli z ard, a n d chick e n  w ill
 is_flaccid rather_than stretched. We will_explore the_hypothesis_that this_"pars_flaccida" functions as_an accessory pathway_to the middle ear._3) The relationship_between_structure and function of the tympanic membranes of cat, guinea, pig, chinchilla, alligator lizard,_and_chicken will