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Senses Clinical Day link

Smell- Olfactory bulbs link Link 1 Chemical sense- chemoreceptors called olfactory receptors Thousands of smells Very sensitive- adapt quickly Pathways closely tied to limbic system

Taste- Taste buds Replaced every 7-10 days!! link Five basic tastes: sweet, sour, bitter, salty, and umami Taste tied to smell

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