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In the fall of 2007, most economists felt that the
Cochleae
The spiral-shaped, auditory portion of the inner ear responsible for transforming sound into nerve impulses that are sent to the brain.
Ampullae
Bulb-shaped structures, often found in the anatomy of various animals, serving functions such as balance in fish or storage in plants.
Proprioceptors
Receptors in muscles, tendons, and joints that respond to changes in movement, tension, and position; enable an animal to perceive the position of its body.
Nociceptors
Pain receptors; free endings of certain sensory neurons whose stimulation is perceived as pain.
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