Ohr by R. Menzel (1908)

Sepia anatomical plate of the human ear showing a cross-section with inner ear canals and cochlea, plus five separate bone fi

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This anatomical chart shows a cross-section of the human ear, with the outer ear, middle ear, and labeled inner structures including the semicircular canals and the spiral cochlea. Five numbered figures of isolated bones and parts appear along the right side and below the main drawing, all rendered in sepia tones. The plate is titled "Ohr" and was produced by R. Menzel in 1908.

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1908

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