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It is more properly called "Hoof and mouth" disease, from the places where farmers would first notice the symptoms in their cattle.
Yes, because more than one virus can cause it.
No. The breed of cattle has nothing to do with foot and mouth or BSE. Every breed is susceptible to getting these diseases, not one is more or less susceptible than the other.
In 1998, a serious outbreak of enterovirus 71 in Taiwan resulted in more than one million cases of hand-foot-and-mouth disease. Of these, there were 405 severe cases and 78 deaths
The hands, lips, tongue and genitals have the largest sensory representations. The hands, lips and mouth area also have the largest motor area representation. For more information on this, use the keywords "sensory and motor homunculi"
The dorsal aspect of the foot is the top part, while the plantar aspect is the bottom part. The dorsal side is where the toes and the top of the foot are located, while the plantar side is where the sole of the foot is. The dorsal side is typically more exposed and has a higher concentration of sensory receptors, while the plantar side is more weight-bearing and has thicker skin.
pull your foot up to your mouth then bite. do this when you're skinny. if fat, strech more so you'll be able to.XP
The sensory organs developed around the mouth in an attempt to help the creature eat - that being the primary reason for senses. Because all the sensory organs were concentrated around the mouth that was the beginnings of the head. So you see - the concentration of sensory organs was the reason for the head. There was no head to begin with. The head (and brain) developed because that was where all the sensory organs (and mouth) were. As for an advantage. It might be advantageous to have your sensory organs as high as possible. The reason for this is obvious for sight and sound. Smelling however would benefit more if it were located in the feet. Consider dogs and pigs. As soon as they start smelling they put their nose (and the rest of the head as well) to the ground. Feeling is not found concentrated in the head but is omni-localized.
yess it is .
There is not one single sensory organ but several. Eyes, ears, mouth (taste), skin (feel), nose (smell) and the elusive (not so much a physical organ) innate instinct aka intuition. All of these be it separate and/or combined make up the sensory organs. All of these, by way of the Nervous system and more particularly the brain, are what function as the sensory organ(s).