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Which one of these responses are regarded to be a sensory response? a. Illness response b. Response to odors c. Muscle fatigue d. Response to fast rotation of the head

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Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

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Chapter36: Sensory Systems

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Which one of these responses are regarded to be a sensory response?

a. Illness response

b. Response to odors

c. Muscle fatigue

d. Response to fast rotation of the head

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