What do you think is the adequate stimulus for sensory receptors in the ear? Can you think of a stimulus that would inappropriately activate the sensory receptors in the ear if the stimulus had enough intensity?

Pressure waves of Sound; altitude changes

Explanation:

An adequate stimuli is the stimuli a sensory receptor responds to. In the ear, pressure waves of sound is the adequate stimuli.

The hair cells which contain stereo-cilia are the mechanoreceptors. The stereo-cilia bends triggering the opening of ion channels thus transforming the pressure waves of sound into potential s to initiate sensory transduction.

Altitude changes would inappropriately activate sensory receptor.