Which of 5 human senses develops first?

Answer 1

If you are talking about the humans 6 senses I think that smell is the weakest or less adpapted. I think this because humans dont smell like dogs. I do know that because dogs are low to the grownd they need to poke their nose into the ground and catch a scent. Back to the subject though, yes I do believe that smell is the less adapted for humans.

Answer 2

"Of all our senses, vision is the most developed."

Source: Laboratory manual for general biology:for starr. (2007). Belmont, CA: Thompson Brooks/Cole.

It's on page 609 of the source I listed if you want to verify this.

Answer 3

It must be between smell and touch, but babies use smell to "know" their mum and find the nipple for milk.

It must be thoroughly and directly related to and by, each and every one of, the pheromones.

For example, pre-nostrils.

Answer 4

Probably taste and/or smell, since they are simply chemical receptors.

But please remember, it's 5 external senses. Humans have more than 20 internal senses, most of which are required long before birth.

Answer 5

The sense of touch is the first human sense to develop, beginning in the womb at around 8 weeks gestation. This is followed by the development of the senses of taste and smell. Sight and hearing are the last senses to fully develop.

Answer 6

Touch is considered to be the most important sense, since involuntary functions (which are very important) rely on this sense.

Answer 7

Sight