Titlebook: Atlas of the Sensory Organs; Functional and Clini András Csillag Book 2005 Humana Press 2005 anatomy.atlas.bone.brain.embryology.physiology

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The Skin and Other Diffuse Sensory Systems,This chapter summarizes those sensory structures that have not been covered in Chapters 1 through 4. First, we provide a general survey of the receptors discussed, then we describe the skin as a specific organ of sense, followed by the neural pathways of tactile sensation as exemplified by the mystacial vibrissae.

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The Organ of Hearing and Equilibrium,ilibrium are based on an “internalized” system of fluid-containing membrane-bound spaces embedded in the petrous part of the temporal bone. Movements of fluid within these ducts owing either to oscillations of atmospheric air (hearing) or to postural changes (balance, equilibrium) elicit specific se

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The Organ of Vision,utes a large component of the rays emitted by our parent star, the Sun. The Earth and its living inhabitants have been exposed to this type of radiation for billions of years, enough time for highly sensitive detecting mechanisms to evolve. Yet the receptors themselves may not be all that sophistica

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