Of the Two Theories of Taste Coding, the Evidence Suggests

question 21

Multiple Choice

Of the two theories of taste coding, the evidence suggests that:

• A) The Labelled Line theory is superior
• B) The Cross-Fibre Theory is superior
• C) Both theories may be correct, for different parts of the taste system
• D) Both theories are incorrect

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