An Odor Is Most Likely Encoded by A(n)

question 140

Multiple Choice

An odor is most likely encoded by a(n) :

• A) single receptor specialized for that odor
• B) activation pattern across several receptor types
• C) single olfactory and a single gustatory receptor
• D) activation pattern across several olfactory and gustatory receptor types

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Definitions:

Reflexes

Automatic, involuntary responses of the body to certain stimuli, without conscious thought.

Thoughts

Mental processes or ideas that arise in the human mind, including opinions, beliefs, and cognitions.

Voluntary Actions

Actions that are under conscious control, such as walking, speaking, or moving one's hands deliberately.

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