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12 Cards in this Set

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chemical senses
visual and auditory perception
environment info carried by waves
neurogenesis
constant renewal of sense receptors
macrosmatic
strong sense of smell critical for survival
microsmatic
weak sense of smell
not critical for survival
detection threshold
lowest concentration for odor detection
recognition threshold
how much odor is needed for identification
olfactory muscosa
located at the rood of nasal cavity
size of a dime
olfactory receptor neurons
located in olfactory muscosa
stimulated as odor molecules pass
transduction
recognition profiles
pattern of activated ORN
different odor molecules activate different olfactory receptor neurons
olfactory bulb
info sent to higher brain regions
higher-order processing
info travels from olfactory bulb to piriform cortex, amygdala, orbitofrontal cortex
explains connection between smells and emotions
anosmia
loss of smell
caused by injury or infection
broken connection between olfactory bulb and olfactory cortex
lose the ability to smell you lose the abiltiy to taste