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Auditory receptors are in the _
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Cochlea
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First stop for auditory sensory pathway after the cochlea is the _ _
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Brain stem
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Auditory sensory pathway: cochlea, brain stem, _ _ _
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Medial geniculate bodies
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Auditory sensory pathway: cochlea, brain stem, medial geniculate bodies, _ _
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Auditory cortex
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The _ and _ neural pathways synapse in the geniculate bodies.
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Auditory and optic
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The auditory pathway reaches the _ geniculate bodies and the optic neural pathway reaches the _ geniculate bodies
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Medial, lateral
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The olfactory (smell) receptors send axons into two olfactory _
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Bulbs
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Structures in olfactory bulbs that contain: 25000 axons from receptor cells synapsing with dendrites of 2nd order olfactory neurons are called _
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Glomeruli
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From olfactory receptors, to olfactory bulbs, smell signals are uniquely sent to _ regions of the brain, before synapsing in the thalamus, and then cerebral cortex
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Primitive
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The area of the thalamus that the olfactory neural pathway reaches is _ _ _
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Medial dorsal nucleus
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Olfactory pathway: olfact. receptors, olfactory bulbs, primitive regions of cortex, Medial dorsal nucleus of _, and finally the cerebral cortex
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Thalamus
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Three cranial nerves that transmit taste are #, _, _, and _
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7, 9, 10
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The signals from the front 2/3 of the tougue travel on the _th cranial nerve
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7
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Signals from the back third of the tongue travel on the _th cranial nerve
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9th
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Taste signals from the epiglottis travel on the _th cranial nerve
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10th
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