Cochlear shape reveals that the human organ of hearing is sex-typed from birth

Keyphrases

• Sex Differences 100%
• Human Organs 100%
• Cochlear Shapes 100%
• Human Cochlea 66%
• Biomolecules 33%
• System Influences 33%
• Non-destructive 33%
• Modern Humans 33%
• Human Skeleton 33%
• Evolutionary Process 33%
• Cooperative Behavior 33%
• Collaborative Behavior 33%
• Physiological Basis 33%
• Petrous Bone 33%
• Decision-making Behavior 33%
• Cross-cultural Context 33%
• Sensorimotor 33%
• Sex Determination 33%
• Sex Assessment 33%
• Archaeological Assemblage 33%
• Juvenile Skeletal Remains 33%
• Anatomical Basis 33%
• Sensory Mechanisms 33%
• Sexual Dimorphism 33%
• Petrosal 33%
• Signal-response Systems 33%
• Nonparametric Representation 33%
• Postnatal Age 33%
• Uniform Scaling 33%
• Cultural Influences 33%
• Torsion 33%
• Early Postnatal 33%

Neuroscience

• Sensation of Hearing 100%
• Cochlea 100%
• Behavior (Neuroscience) 25%
• Decision-Making 25%