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Structures participate in the human auditory sensitivity

Name the structures which participate in the human auditory sensitivity?

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The structures of human auditory sensitivity are the ears (that is, external, middle and internal), vestibulocochlear nerves and the auditory regions of the brain (situated in the temporal lobes of both hemispheres).

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