HOLES HUMAN ANAT&PHYS (LL)
HOLES HUMAN ANAT&PHYS (LL)
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Author: SHIER
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How general senses can be grouped.

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The sense is something detected by the body due to the change of the environment. This involves the use of sensory neurons that receive the impulses from the environment and that impulses are converted into the nerve impulses that are sent to the brain. The brain detects the changes and act accordingly. The senses are of two types:general sense and special sense.

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HOLES HUMAN ANAT&PHYS (LL)

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