"The term cochlea is derived from the Latin meaning snail shell, which is in turn derived from the Ancient Greek kokhlias, meaning 'snail, screw;' and kokhlos, meaning 'land-snail.'"
Line 20:116·Italics should be used only in exceptional circumstances: '<em>kokhlias,</em> meaning 'snail, screw;' and <em>kokhlos, </em>'
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