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Touch -me-not plant (Mimosa pudica) has tap root system.
anatomically speaking, there are five sense organs in the body. these are the eyes for vision (optical), ears for hearing (auditory), nose for smell (olfactory), tongue for taste (gustatory), and skin for touch (tactile).The above is a very common MISCONCEPTION.There are many senses in the body, which all have a part to play in our general sense of being. The "five main senses", which are actually the External senses are:Sight (eyes)Hearing (ears)Smell/Taste (chemical receptors in nose and on tongue)Touch (nerve endings in skin)Temperature (nerve endings in skin)Temperature is a fundamental sense which should be explored and enjoyed as much as the others.For more in depth information, including the internal senses, check out the wikipedia "sense" pagethere are 5 sense organ does we have.. it is sense of sight/sense of hear/sense of smell/sense of taste/sense of touch/ and sense of balanceA person have 5 sense organs 1.eyes2.ears3.tongue4.nose5.skin
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Touch is actually not considered to be a chemical sense. Touch is actually considered to be a physical type sense.
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Touch is an incredibly important sense that allows us to interact with the environment around us. Our sense of touch is made possible by a variety of specialized structures located throughout our skin. The primary structures that detect touch are sensory receptors nerve endings and nerve fibers.Sensory receptors are the most important structures for sensing touch. These are specialized nerve endings that are located in the outermost layer of our skin. They respond when pressure temperature and other stimuli are applied to them. The most common type of sensory receptor is the Merkel cell-neurite complex which is found in the fingertips palms and soles of the feet. Other types of sensory receptors include: Meissner corpuscles: found in the fingertips and palms and are sensitive to light touch Pacinian corpuscles: located in the deeper layers of the skin and are sensitive to vibration and pressure Ruffini endings: found in the deeper layers of the skin and are sensitive to pressure and stretching Hair follicle receptors: located around hair follicles and are sensitive to touch and movement of the hairsNerve endings are another important structure for sensing touch. These are small bundles of nerve fibers that connect the sensory receptors to the brain. They carry signals from the sensory receptors to the brain which tells us when something is touching our skin. The nerve endings are located in both the outer and inner layers of the skin.Finally nerve fibers are also important for sensing touch. These are small bundles of nerve cells that run from the sensory receptors to the brain. The nerve fibers carry the signals from the sensory receptors to the brain which helps us to interpret the sensation of touch. The nerve fibers are located in both the inner and outer layers of the skin.These structures work together to detect touch and help us to interact with our environment. Without these structures we would not be able to sense the world around us. They allow us to explore learn and interact with our environment in a meaningful way.
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It is a type of deep sea worm that fires little green glow in the dark balloon structures to disorientate any predators following it.
Which type of listening style would be most appropriate for the following scenario? At the beginning of P.E. class, your teacher explains the rules of the touch football game you will be playing.
the type of touch screens that ipods use are called multi-touch.
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Touch, sight, smell, hearing, and taste. Some people consider others to have a sixth sense where people can sense walls, obstacles, spirits, ghosts, etc.
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They dwell in baked mud structures! Hope it helped :)
All gymnosperms have cones as reproductive structures.