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Special Senses: Free Resources
Our senses: sight, hearing, taste, smell and touch, keep us informed about our environment. In this section we look at a subset of the nervous system, out ability to sense. This is also one of those topics that may or may not be covered in an Anatomy & Physiology 1 course. If this topic is covered be sure to find out how much detail you need to know. I have meet instructors who gloss over this chapter because it is at the end of the A&P 1 course, and I have also meet instructors who expect you to know ever little piece of information. Be sure to find out.
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