Label each part of the brain with its name and the sense organ from which it receives a signal. re: Select the pin for the stimulus and the hand for the sense organ. Click Play to watch how the signal is d by the spinal cord. Click Next, then Play, to watch how the signal is handled by the brain. w are the two pathways different?

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