To give: An example for chemosensory, mechanosensory and electromagnetic sensory cells. Concept introduction: Sensing the environmental cues (stimuli) is very important for survival. The five basic senses are sight, touch, hearing, smell and taste. All these senses have to reach the brain for processing and come back and respond; this is done by the sensory cells (basically neurons) present in the eyes (sight), skin (touch), ears (hearing), nose (smell) and tongue (taste).

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An example for chemosensory, mechanosensory and electromagnetic sensory cells.

Concept introduction:

Sensing the environmental cues (stimuli) is very important for survival. The five basic senses are sight, touch, hearing, smell and taste. All these senses have to reach the brain for processing and come back and respond; this is done by the sensory cells (basically neurons) present in the eyes (sight), skin (touch), ears (hearing), nose (smell) and tongue (taste).

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Chapter 34.5, Problem 13SAQ

Summary Introduction

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An example for chemosensory, mechanosensory and electromagnetic sensory cells.

Concept introduction:

Sensing the environmental cues (stimuli) is very important for survival. The five basic senses are sight, touch, hearing, smell and taste. All these senses have to reach the brain for processing and come back and respond; this is done by the sensory cells (basically neurons) present in the eyes (sight), skin (touch), ears (hearing), nose (smell) and tongue (taste).

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Chapter 34.5, Problem 13SAQ

Summary Introduction

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An example for chemosensory, mechanosensory and electromagnetic sensory cells.

Concept introduction:

Sensing the environmental cues (stimuli) is very important for survival. The five basic senses are sight, touch, hearing, smell and taste. All these senses have to reach the brain for processing and come back and respond; this is done by the sensory cells (basically neurons) present in the eyes (sight), skin (touch), ears (hearing), nose (smell) and tongue (taste).

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Chapter 34.5, Problem 13SAQ

Summary Introduction

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An example for chemosensory, mechanosensory and electromagnetic sensory cells.

Concept introduction:

Sensing the environmental cues (stimuli) is very important for survival. The five basic senses are sight, touch, hearing, smell and taste. All these senses have to reach the brain for processing and come back and respond; this is done by the sensory cells (basically neurons) present in the eyes (sight), skin (touch), ears (hearing), nose (smell) and tongue (taste).

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Chapter 34.5, Problem 13SAQ

Summary Introduction

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An example for chemosensory, mechanosensory and electromagnetic sensory cells.

Concept introduction:

Sensing the environmental cues (stimuli) is very important for survival. The five basic senses are sight, touch, hearing, smell and taste. All these senses have to reach the brain for processing and come back and respond; this is done by the sensory cells (basically neurons) present in the eyes (sight), skin (touch), ears (hearing), nose (smell) and tongue (taste).

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Chapter 34.5, Problem 13SAQ

Summary Introduction

To give:

An example for chemosensory, mechanosensory and electromagnetic sensory cells.

Concept introduction:

Sensing the environmental cues (stimuli) is very important for survival. The five basic senses are sight, touch, hearing, smell and taste. All these senses have to reach the brain for processing and come back and respond; this is done by the sensory cells (basically neurons) present in the eyes (sight), skin (touch), ears (hearing), nose (smell) and tongue (taste).

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Chapter 34.5, Problem 13SAQ

Summary Introduction

To give:

An example for chemosensory, mechanosensory and electromagnetic sensory cells.

Concept introduction:

Sensing the environmental cues (stimuli) is very important for survival. The five basic senses are sight, touch, hearing, smell and taste. All these senses have to reach the brain for processing and come back and respond; this is done by the sensory cells (basically neurons) present in the eyes (sight), skin (touch), ears (hearing), nose (smell) and tongue (taste).

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