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Senses: How We Connect with the World

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Senses: How We Connect with the World, part of the Under the Microscope series published by Grolier Educational, provides a magnified, highly visual exploration of the human sensory system. The book examines how organs such as the eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and skin receive environmental stimuli and convert them into neural signals. Through detailed micrographs, diagrams, and clear explanations, it reveals the cellular structure of photoreceptors, auditory hair cells, olfactory receptors, taste buds, and tactile nerve endings. Designed for young learners, this reference illustrates how microscopic biological structures allow humans to perceive, interpret, and react to their surroundings.

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Series Title

Under the Microscope

Call Number

612.8 BAI s

Publisher

Danbury : Grolier., 2003

Collation

48 hlm.: ilus.; 22 x 29 cm

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

9780717292707

Classification

612.8

Content Type

still image

Media Type

unmediated

Carrier Type

volume

Edition

1

Subject(s)

Human Physiology
Microscopic Anatomy
Under the Microscope
Senses
Sensory System
Sense Organs
Vision and Hearing
Receptors

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