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The sensory receptors detect information from one or more of the sensory organs. They then send a signal to the central nervous system.
The sensory receptors detect information from one or more of the sensory organs. They then send a signal to the central nervous system.
The sensory receptors interpret signals from sensory organs and translate it into something that can be understood.
The sensory receptors interpret signals from sensory organs and translate it into something that can be understood.
The sensory receptors receive and store information from the sensory organs for later use.
The sensory receptors receive and store information from the sensory organs for later use.
The sensory receptors detect a certain type of external stimuli. They then send a signal to the specific type of sensory organ that the stimuli correspond to.
The sensory receptors detect a certain type of external stimuli. They then send a signal to the specific type of sensory organ that the stimuli correspond to.
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The sensory receptors detect information from one or more of the sensory organs. They then send a signal to the central nervous system.
Sensory receptors are specialized cells that respond to specific types of stimuli from the environment, such as light, sound, touch, taste, and smell. They transduce these stimuli into electrical signals that are then sent to the central nervous system for processing.
