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Resonance in the External Auditory Meatus

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DR. LITTLER'S method of investigating resonance in the external auditory meatus1 by replacing the air in the meatus by hydrogen is very interesting. The manner in which his results are to be interpreted, however, is not clear.

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  1. NATURE, 143, 118 (1939).

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FLEMING, N. Resonance in the External Auditory Meatus. Nature 143, 642–643 (1939). https://doi.org/10.1038/143642a0

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