If two glomeruli were fused and functionally connected together in the olfactory bull, what type of behavioral effect would be expected?

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Q: Which one of the following statement is not correct about sensory memory?   a. It holds…

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Q: which of these ways do coldness receptors differ from heat receptors? A. Coldness receptors respond…

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A: The neurons of the thalamus are involved in the perception of sensory stimuli. Electrical potentials…

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A: The explanation is given below.

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Q: Where are the neurons located in the cortex that receive mechanosensory input from your left hand?…

A: Where are the neurons located in the cortex that receive mechanosensory input from your left hand…

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