7.3- The Chemical Senses

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7.3- The Chemical Senses

Across-fiber pattern principle
notion that each receptor responds to a wide range of stimuli and contributes to the perception of every stimulus in its system
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Across-fiber pattern principle notion that each receptor responds to a wide range of stimuli and contributes to the perception of every stimulus in its system
Adaptation decreased response to a stimulus as a result of recent exposure to it
Cross-adaptation reduced response to one stimulus because of recent exposure to some other stimulus
Labeled-line principle concept that each receptor responds to a limited range of stimuli and has a direct line to the brain
Nucleus of the tractus solitarius (NTS) area in the medulla that receives input from taste receptors
Olfaction sense of smell
Olfactory cells neurons responsible for the sense of smell, located on the olfactory epithelium in the rear of the nasal air passages
Papillae structure on the surface of the tongue containing taste buds
Pheromones chemical released by one animal that affects the behavior of the other members of the same species
Supertasters people with heightened sensitivity to taste
Synesthesia experience of one sense in response to stimulation of another sense
Taste bud structures on the tongue that contains taste receptors
Vomeronasal organ (VNO) set of receptors located near, but separate from, the olfactory receptors

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