Temperature Receptors That Signify Intense Heat When They Are Activated

question 61

Multiple Choice

Temperature receptors that signify intense heat when they are activated

• A) also signify cold when they are inhibited.
• B) generally signify cold when they are inactive.
• C) oppose the activity of receptors signifying cold.
• D) may respond simultaneously with receptors signifying cold.

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