How long does it take for your eyes to develop after being conceived?
100
skin
What is The is your body’s largest organ and contains more than 4 million sensory receptors.
200
Somatosensation
What is thermoception, mecharoception, nuciception, and propriocebrion
200
2 million
How many working parts are in the eye
200
olfaction
What is
The technical term for sense of smell is
200
sensitive
What is
Among the body’s most areas are the lips, the back of the neck, the fingertips, and the soles of the feet. The least sensitive is the middle of your back.
200
Can work without any support from a bone
What is the tongue
300
Adaptation
What is downward regulation
300
1/6th
How much of the eye is exposed
300
air
What is
Your nose can help detect dangerous chemicals in the .
300
Thousands of these are on the tongue
What is taste buds
400
Amplification
What is upward regulation
400
80%
How much of are memory is determined from what we see
400
human nosE
What is
The e can smell many different odors but is far less sensitive than other animals such as dogs.
400
sensations
What is
Pain is the body’s warning system and it’s thorough. People have more receptors for pain than for any other .
400
The tongue tastes
What is sweet sour salty bitter and umami
500
Outer, middle, and inner
What is the three sections of the ear
500
39 million
About how many people are blind around the world
500
nostrils
What is The human nose has 2
500
Thermoreceptors
What is perceive sensations related to temperature. But they many be stimulated when the surface of the skin drops below 41 degrees (which is why your skin starts to feel numb in icy temperatures) or rises above 113 degrees (at which point pain receptors take over to avoid burns).