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Chapter Introductionlife11e_ch45_1.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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key concept 45.1 Sensory Receptor Cells Convert Stimuli into Action Potentials life11e_ch45_2.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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Sensory transduction involves changes in membrane potentials life11e_ch45_3.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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Sensory receptor proteins act on ion channels life11e_ch45_4.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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Sensation depends on which neurons receive action potentials from sensory cells life11e_ch45_5.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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Many receptors adapt to repeated stimulation life11e_ch45_6.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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key concept 45.2 Chemoreceptors Respond to Specific Molecules life11e_ch45_8.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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Olfaction is the sense of smell life11e_ch45_9.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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Some chemoreceptors detect pheromones life11e_ch45_10.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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The vomeronasal organ contains chemoreceptors life11e_ch45_11.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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Gustation is the sense of taste life11e_ch45_12.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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key concept 45.3 Mechanoreceptors Respond to Physical Forces life11e_ch45_14.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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Many different receptor cells respond to touch and pressure life11e_ch45_15.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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Mechanoreceptors are also found in muscles, tendons, and ligaments life11e_ch45_16.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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Hair cells are mechanoreceptors of the auditory and vestibular systems life11e_ch45_17.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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Auditory systems use hair cells to sense sound waves life11e_ch45_18.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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Flexion of the basilar membrane is perceived as sound life11e_ch45_19.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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Various types of damage can result in hearing loss life11e_ch45_20.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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The vestibular system uses hair cells to detect forces of gravity and momentum life11e_ch45_21.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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key concept 45.4 Photoreceptors Respond to Light life11e_ch45_23.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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Invertebrates have a variety of visual systems life11e_ch45_24.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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Image-forming eyes evolved independently in vertebrates and cephalopods life11e_ch45_25.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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The vertebrate retina receives and processes visual information life11e_ch45_26.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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Opsins are the universal photoreceptor molecule in animals life11e_ch45_27.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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Rod and cone cells are the photoreceptors of the vertebrate retina life11e_ch45_28.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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Information flows through layers of neurons in the retina life11e_ch45_29.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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Investigating Lifelife11e_ch45_31.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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Chapter Summary life11e_ch45_32.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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Apply What You’ve Learned life11e_ch45_33.html57f5e72b757a2e3f5e000000
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