The Olfactory Neurons in Your Nose Are Unique in That

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Multiple Choice

The olfactory neurons in your nose are unique in that they:

• A) do not demonstrate sensory adaptation to persistent stimuli.
• B) respond to multiple stimuli, including light waves and sound waves.
• C) regenerate approximately once every 12 months.
• D) directly link the brain to the outside world.

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