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DescriptionCupula cs.png	Při rotaci hlavy se pohyb endolymfy v polokružných kanálcích přenáší na kupuly ampulárních krist. Vychýlení kupuly vede k pohybu vlásků, a tím k podráždění vláskových buněk.
Date	5 October 2011, 19:12 (UTC)
Source	Inner_ear's_cupula_transmitting_indication_of_acceleration.jpg
Author	Inner_ear's_cupula_transmitting_indication_of_acceleration.jpg: NASA derivative work: Icewalker cs (talk)

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