BIOLOGY
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Chapter 43, Problem 2U
Which of the following correctly lists the steps of perception?
a. Interpretation, stimulation, transduction, transmission
b. Stimulation, transduction, transmission, interpretation
c. Interpretation, transduction, stimulation, transmission
d. Transduction, interpretation, stimulation, transmission
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