The antihelix, located on the inner part of the ear, is a curved ridge that lies parallel to the helix. It is formed by the folding and contouring of the cartilage, giving the ear its intricate shape. The antihelix helps to funnel sound waves into the ear canal and plays a role in directing the sound toward the eardrum for optimal hearing. It adds structural support to the ear and contributes to the overall aesthetics and functionality of the ear.

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