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| Some of the senses in the human body include ___, ____, ____, and ____. |
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| sight, hearing, balance, and smell |
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| In an eye, the ____is in the front and it goes past the colored part which is called the ____. |
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| The iris can constrict to control the _____, hwich regulates______. |
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| size of the pupil; the light entering the eye |
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| The _____is located on the back of the eye and it is made up of ____and ____. |
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| The rods can detect ____and _____. |
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| The cones can detect ____ and they are concentrated at the _____. |
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| The _____and ____send signals to the brain. |
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| The ____deciphers these signals. |
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| Sound enters the ____, it then moves through the _____, into the ____, and then itno the ____, ____, and ____in order to amplifly sound. |
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| ear; auditory canal; tympanic membrane a.k.a. ear drum; hammer, anvil, stirrup |
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| The sound continues into the ____and then into the _____which exist in the cochlea. |
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| The organ of corti vibrates the ____, which vibrate thes the _____, which vibrate the ______and send a message to the ____. |
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| tectorial membrane; stereocilia, brain |
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| What are the three main parts of the ear called? |
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| outer ear, middle ear, and inner ear |
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| What are the three main parts of the outer ear? |
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| the outer skin of he ear, the auditory canal, and the tympanic membrane |
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| What are the three main parts of the middle ear? |
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| What are the four main parts of the inner ear? |
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| cochlea, the organ of corti, the tectorial membrane, and the strerocilia |
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| A sense of balance is accomplished through _____. |
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| When the head is moved, what moves the cupola? |
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| When the cupola is moved by the endolymph, what happens? |
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| the stereocilia is moved and signals are sent to the brain |
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| When the cupola is moved by the endolymph, what happens? |
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| the stereocilia is moved and signals are sent to the brain |
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| How many semicircular canals are there in the ear? |
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| There is one _____at the base of each auditory canal. |
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| What do three canals represent? |
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| three dimensions of space |
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| When a human smells something, the ____enter the nose and travel up the _____. |
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| The molecules stick to the hairs in the nasal cavity. These hairs are known as _____> |
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| ____bind with certain proteins. |
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| The signal then travels up _____to the _____, to the ____> |
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| sensory nerve fibers; olfactory bulb; neuron |
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| The neuron sends signals to the ____and information is deciphered in the ______> |
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| olfactory tract; temporal lobe |
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