What Do Olfaction and Pheromone Processing Have in Common in Many

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Multiple Choice

What do olfaction and pheromone processing have in common in many nonhuman mammals?

• A)Receptor cells are embedded in the same place.
• B)They are nearly identical to the same types of processing in humans.
• C)Both senses send neural projections to the thalamus.
• D)Both senses exert a strong influence on the visual system.

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