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The olfactory, or smell, receptors are located in the

The olfactory, or smell, receptors are located in the
a. olfactory bulbs.
b. olfactory nerve.
c. olfactory epithelium.
d. olfactory tract.

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Authors: Wood, Wood, Boyd, Desmarais

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