When You Sniff the Air to Detect or Identify Odors

question 100

Multiple Choice

When you sniff the air to detect or identify odors, you are

• A)increasing the osmotic pressure on the olfactory mechanoreceptors.
• B)forcing air to the back of the throat toward the olfactory nerves.
• C)forcing air to the top of the nasal cavity where olfactory chemoreceptors are located.
• D)forcing gases into solution.
• E)reducing adaptation of the olfactory sense.

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