All of the following are true about ear ossicles except
Middle ear transmits sound waves from the external ear to internal ear through the chain of ear ossicles and thus transforms the air-borne vibrations from the tympanic membrane to liquid-borne vibrations in the internal ear The intensity of the soundwaves is increased ten times by the ossicles.It may be noted that the frequency of sound does not change. Ref BDC volume 3,6th edition pg 281
Give the eardrum mechanical advantage lever action
Transmit vibrations from tympanic membrane to inner ear
The muscles are highly developed like in bats for echolocation
Are controlled by muscles as pa of the accoustic reflex
Head and neck