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1 Explain the Senses Anatomy/Physiology Assignment

2 Remember the 5 Senses SightTouch Olfactory (Smell) Gustatory (Taste) Auditory (Hearing) and Equilibrium

3 Rubric for Each Sense 1.Write How Each one works Include a pathway of a stimulus if necessary (auditory and olfactory) Include a pathway of a stimulus if necessary (auditory and olfactory) 2.Include what organs and receptors are involved 3.Mention which ones are the Special Senses and which one is the Somatic Sense 4.Draw a diagram for each one

4 Design your assignment As always, you have the choice on how to synthesize your assignment as long as you include all necessary parts as indicated in the Rubric Written Paper with Illustrations BookletFoldable Mini Poster Etc.

5 Due Next Week 2/27/13

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