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... CENTRAL AUDITORY PATHWAYS Auditory nerve fibres . The vestibulocochlear nerve con- sists of two anatomically and functionally distinct parts : the cochlear nerve , which innervates the organ of hearing , and the vestibular nerve , which ...
... CENTRAL AUDITORY PATHWAYS Auditory nerve fibres . The vestibulocochlear nerve con- sists of two anatomically and functionally distinct parts : the cochlear nerve , which innervates the organ of hearing , and the vestibular nerve , which ...
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The Central Plain Urbani- zation The 1932 consti- tution Ramkham- haeng 1 The sack of. autonomy until the late 18th century , which has helped to shape northeastern Thai identity . The Central Plain , occupying most of the Chao Phraya ...
The Central Plain Urbani- zation The 1932 consti- tution Ramkham- haeng 1 The sack of. autonomy until the late 18th century , which has helped to shape northeastern Thai identity . The Central Plain , occupying most of the Chao Phraya ...
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... central Vietnam from the 2nd century to the late 15th century AD . Small numbers of Cham remain in the south - central coastal plain and in the Mekong delta near the Cambodian border . The Khmer ( Cambodians ) , whose language is one of ...
... central Vietnam from the 2nd century to the late 15th century AD . Small numbers of Cham remain in the south - central coastal plain and in the Mekong delta near the Cambodian border . The Khmer ( Cambodians ) , whose language is one of ...
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