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Taste and smell receptors belong to this group.
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Finger bones.
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Olfactory epithelium located in the nasal passages. It has chemoreceptors that allow us to perceive odors.
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Mucles that cooperate to perform one unique movement.
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Skull bone that holds teeth.
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Skeletal muscles with a quickly and voluntary contraction. They get their name from the appearance "striped" of their cells or fibers when viewed under a microscope.
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Each of the bones that form the spine.
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Thin membrane at the end of the ear canal. It vibrates when there is a sound, transmitting the vibration to the ossicles.
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They attach muscles to bones.
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Muscular organ of the mouth and facilitates the formation of the cud and allow us to articulate sounds when we speak. Also has the taste buds with chemoreceptors that capture the flavors.
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It is the most important layer of the eye, as it has photoreceptor cells (rods and cones).
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Person who, without their glasses or contact lenses, can not focus well distant objects
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Organ that can contract and relax, making possible the movement of the body.
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The visible part of the ear.
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Type of joint with no movement.
