Through which parts of the ear does the sound wave pass through to sound-sensitive recipes?

The transmission of a sound signal to the sound-perceiving receptors is carried out as follows: a sound wave enters the ear canal → the tympanic membrane vibrates → the system of the auditory ossicles → an open oval window → the membrane of the open oval window vibrates the liquid → displacement of the basement membrane → mechanoreceptor cells → vibrations of the hairs of mechanoreceptor cells → the appearance of an electric (nerve) impulse → midbrain and diencephalon through the system of switching nuclei located there → transmission of a nerve impulse to the temporal lobe of the cerebral hemispheres.