C. Match the receptors in column A with the stimulus it perceives in column B and the type of receptor in column C. You will have two letter answers per number. Ex. 1. Ear e. sound u. Phenoreceptor Answer: EU A C 25. Free nerve ending a. Temperatures v. Mechano receptor 26. Merkel cells b. Touch w. Nociceptor 27. Krause end bulbs C. Pressure x. Chemoreceptor 28. Meissner corpuscle d. Pain y. Thermo receptor 29. Pacinian corpuscle e. Taste z. Proprioceptor 30. Ruffini's ending f. Sight

C. Match the receptors in column A with the stimulus it perceives in column B and the type of receptor in column C. You will have two letter answers per number. Ex. 1. Ear e. sound u. Phenoreceptor Answer: EU A C 25. Free nerve ending a. Temperatures v. Mechano receptor 26. Merkel cells b. Touch w. Nociceptor 27. Krause end bulbs C. Pressure x. Chemoreceptor 28. Meissner corpuscle d. Pain y. Thermo receptor 29. Pacinian corpuscle e. Taste z. Proprioceptor 30. Ruffini's ending f. Sight

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C. Match the receptors in column A with the stimulus it perceives in column B and the type of
receptor in column C. You will have two letter answers per number.
Ex.
1. Ear
e. sound
u. Phenoreceptor
Answer: EU
25. Free nerve ending
a. Temperatures
v. Mechano receptor
26.
Merkel cells
b. Touch
w. Nociceptor
27
Krause end bulbs
c. Pressure
x. Chemoreceptor
Meissner corpuscle
y. Thermo receptor
28.
d. Pain
29. Pacinian corpuscle
e. Taste
z. Proprioceptor
30. Ruffini's ending
f. Sight
A,

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