In What Hair-Like Structures Are the Sensory Receptors of the Olfactory

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Multiple Choice

In what hair-like structures are the sensory receptors of the olfactory system located? Wording is awkward. Recommend changing to: The sensory receptors of the olfactory system are located in the hair-like structures called:

• A) Nasal mucosa
• B) Papillae
• C) Odorants
• D) Cilia

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