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Why is olfaction an ancient sense?

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Why is olfaction an ancient sense?

Why is olfaction an ancient sense?
a. it was the first sense to develop in humans
b. it was used solely to find potential mates
c. it was used to detect predators
d. it was used to find shelter
e. it was the first sense to develop in amphibians

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Olfactory receptors detect
a. water-soluble substances.
b. volatile substances.
c. fat-soluble substances.
d. alcohol-soluble substances.
e. both a and b.

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Human Biology

Edition: 10^th

Authors: Starr, McMillan

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