The answer is all of them. I just took the test. Hope this helps! :)
Skin nerve impulses initiated in mechanoreceptors are transmitted along type B fiber
<h3>What are mechanoreceptors ?</h3>
These detect mechanical deformation e.g. touch or pressure within the skin; stretch receptors in muscles. * mechanoreceptor cells answer a change in the external stimulus (pressure, temperature, etc) by producing voltage pulses across neurons (i.e. generator potentials)
<h3>Where are mechanoreceptors found?</h3>
Mechanoreceptors are sensory neurons or peripheral afferents located within joint capsular tissues, ligaments, tendons, muscle, and skin. Four primary sorts of afferent mechanoreceptors are commonly present in noncontractile capsular and ligamentous structures in human joints: types I, II, III, and IV
<h2>What sends impulses from the skin?</h2>
First-order neurons receive impulses from skin and proprioceptors and send them to the medulla spinalis . They then synapse with second-order neurons. Second-order neurons sleep in the dorsal horn and send impulses to the thalamus and cerebellum
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There isn't a function. It's like the "crown feather" on a Cockatiel, purely cosmetic.
The answer is Myometrium. Myometrium is a center muscular
layer of uterus; constitutes most of uterine wall; and more fibrous near
cervix; produces labor contractions, expels fetus) composed mainly of smooth
muscle (sweep downward from fundus, spiral around body; less muscular. oxytocin promotes labor by directly
stimulating muscles of myometrium; stimulating fetal membranes to produce
prostaglandins, which are synergists of oxytocin in producing labor
contractions.
<span>Most organisms can move from their home territory to new sites in a process called MIGRATION. A lot of animals do this like birds and fish, because they need to find warmer temperatures where they can breed and survive. When animals do not have this capacity, they won't be able to adapt within their given environment and mortality rates might go up. </span>
