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olfactory system

parts of the nose and the pathway that transfer olfactory information to the brain

direct connection to the limbic system:

olfactory information does not travel through the thalamus, but goes directly to brain areas involved in memory and emotion

olfactory receptor cells

tiny neurons in the olfactory epithelium of the nasal cavity, where odorants bind and result in transduction – olfactory axons then travel through bone to olfactory bulb

chemical energy

chemical molecules floating in the air which we smell or dissolved in the saliva which we taste

olfactory bulb

area of the brain which collects information and passes it on to other brain areas for processing in the limbic system

odorants

tiny molecules of substances that have been released into the air