The Ear: Organs of Hearing and Balance has a large, colorful central image showing the structures of the ear, with every major part labeled. Close-up views include the tympanic membrane, ossicles, cochlea and organ of Corti, plus an explanation of how sound travels from the ear to the brain.

The large colorful and detailed central image shows the anatomy and the structures that make up the ear.

All of the major parts of the ear are illustrated and labeled on the central image. Many of the structures are depicted with close up detailed illustrations.
Includes:
right auricle
right tympanic membrane with detailed close-up
middle ear with detailed close-up
close up of the auditory ossicles
detail of the membranous labyrinth including a detail of the cochlear labyrinth
membranous ampulla
organ of Corti
macula of saccule

The Ear - Organs of Hearing and Balance also textually explains and illustrates how we hear from the ear to the brain - the physiology of sound.

Dimensions for this chart are 20" x 26" (51cm x 66cm)

How dimensions are measured

Width is measured side to side and height top to bottom, as shown below.