Map the sensory pathway associated with processing somatic senses. Map the sensory pathway associated with processing...

Map the sensory pathway associated with processing somatic senses.

Map the sensory pathway associated with processing olfactory information.

Map the sensory pathway associated with processing gustatory information.

Map the sensory pathway associated with processing auditory information.

Map the sensory pathway associated with processing vision.

Map the sensory pathway associated with processing equilibrium.

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