How special senses different from general senses?
Receptors associated with the general senses are widely distributed throughout the skin and deeper tissues, and are structurally simple.
Receptors for special senses are parts of complex sensory organs.
Receptors associated with the general senses are widely distributed throughout the skin and deeper tissues, and are structurally simple.
Receptors for special senses are not parts of complex sensory organs
Sensors associated with the general senses are widely distributed throughout the skin and deeper tissues, and are structurally simple.
Receptors for special senses are parts of complex sensory organs.
Receptors associated with the general senses are widely distributed throughout the skin and superficial tissues, and are structurally simple.
Receptors for special senses are parts of complex sensory organs