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Besides the ear, what other component is necessary for a hearing to occur?

Besides a functioning ear, an intact and functioning auditory portion of the central nervous system is essential for hearing. The auditory information collected by the ear is processed and transmitted to the brain for interpretation and recognition of sound. The brainstem plays a significant role in this process.

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