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Cochlea - Primary site of auditory sense reception; contains fluid-filled vestibular and tympanic canals



Auditory nerve - signals from the vibration of the basilar membrane causing cilia hair cells to bend are
sent to the brain.



Hair cells - bend back and forth in response to fluid movements from sound waves. Bending movements
are translated into neural signals



Mechanisms of hearing - frequency, amplitude,



High Frequency - produce high pitch sounds



Low frequency - produce lost pitch sounds



Amplitude - height of a sound wave is correlated with the volume (loudness) of a sound



Frequency - basilar membrane gets thinner and more flexible toward the center of the cochlea



Eyespots - planaria; photosensitive tissue



Compound eyes - contain many ommatidia, each with its own lens. Highly sensitive to motion.



Single-lens eyes - pupil, iris, lens, retina, optic nerve



Pupil - a small opening where light centers called a pupil



Iris - which contracts and expands to adjust the amount of light entering the pupil

, lens - refracts (bends) the light so that it hits the retina



Retina - contains the photorecptor cells that send signals through the optic nerve to the brain.



Invertebrates lens - move back and forth to focus the image



Vertebrates lens - changes shape to focus the image



Chemorecptors - found in various locations depending on the type of an animal



Gustation - the ability to detect molecules present in solution called tastants



5 general types of tastants - sweet, sour, bitter, salty, unami



Papillae - bumps on the surface of the tongue



Taste buds - located in depressions surrounding the papillae; contain gustatory that detect sweet, salty,
bitter, sour, and umani tastes



Olfaction - the sense of smell; involves the detection of airborne molecules called odorants; odorant
molecules enter the nasal cavity and stimulate sensory cells located in the olfactory epithelium.



Functions of olfaction - communication among member of a species, detecting distant food sources,
repelling potential predators



Vertebrate Muscle types - cardiac muscle, smooth muscle, skeletal muscle; All contain actin and myosin
filaments that slide past each other during a muscle contraction



Skeletal muscle fibers - consist of a single cell; long and multinucleated

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