Olfactory Parts
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Animal Smelling
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The Olfactory Apparatus

A group of organs used to smell

100

Gustation

The action of tasting

100

What percent of tasting is smell

75%

100

Do men or women have a stronger sense of smell

Women

100

A dog has how many olfactory receptors in their nose

300 million

200

Nasal Cavity

An air-filled space inside the nose and above and behind the nostrils

200

Taste Receptor Cells

They contain sensory nerve fibers that bind with food

200

Anosmia

A condition where people lose the ability to smell

200

How we smell best

Several short sniffs

200

Dogs can identify any type of twin by their smell

false, identical twins smell the same

300

Olfactory Nerve

Delivers Olfactory data to the brain

300

Taste Buds

Contain taste receptors

300

Smells are usually lighter than air

False

300

Everyone has a ______ odor, like fingerprints

unique

300

What is it called when a dog can smell separately in each nostril

smelling in stereo

400

Chemoreceptor

A cell responsive to chemical stimuli

400

Papillae

Bumpy structures that contain taste buds

400

The percent of people who can imagine a smell

0, nobody can

400

Moths can't smell at all

False, they can identify a single molecule among others by smell 

400

Where do dogs exhale from

The slits on their nose

500

Olfactory Membrane

Special tissue inside of nasal cavity involved in smell 

500

Sensory Fibers

Microscopic hairs that bind to food molecules and begin the process of transduction 

500

How do you get a sensitive nose

Genetics

500

Dog can smell _________ tumors in people

cancerous

500

How many more times powerful is the dogs part of brain devoted to analyzing smells

40 times

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