Titlebook: Sensory Systems: II; Senses Other than Vi Jeremy M. Wolfe Book 1988 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1988 brain.calculus.control.de

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Hair Cells, Sensory Transduction, and linear acceleration, especially that due to gravity. Hair cells are of particular importance to humans because a sensitive vestibular apparatus is required for our upright, bipedal mode of locomotion and because a sense of hearing is of paramount importance in our verbal communication.

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Alliesthesia,easure or displeasure aroused by a given stimulus is not invariable—it depends on the internal state of the stimulated subject. Factors that can modify the internal state and in turn induce alliesthesia are as follows: internal physiological variables (e.g., deep body temperature or body dehydration

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Auditory Prosthesis,ions of sound in patients suffering from profound (usually total) deafness as a result of various traumatic, infectious, and hereditary diseases that cause loss of the cochlear hair cells. These cells normally transduce the mechanical vibrations of sound waves (entering the fluid-filled cochlear cha

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Barrels, Vibrissae, and Topographic Representations,is a cylindroid located in the middle layers of the somatosensory cortex of many rodents and certain other mammals and receives segregated inputs related to individual tactile organs called vibrissae or whiskers located principally on the face (see Fig. 1). A vibrissa consists of a central hair in a

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Bird Navigation,ve navigation. Bird banding studies show that many migratory birds return to the same nest sites year after year. This ability implies that they can locate a specific area, not simply fly north or south with the seasons.

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