Cutaneous receptors are located in the proprioceptors are located in the and These receptors provide sensory input to the primary sensory area of , where the information is processed. the Cutaneous receptors are made up of numerous sensory receptors, including those for temperature, pressure, touch, and One example is a cutaneous receptor that is onion-shaped and detects pressure, called a Proprioceptors help the body maintain and posture. of sensory nerve endings wraps around muscle sheath. A(n) cells within a(n) Other sensory receptors, such as organs, are located in the joints.

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