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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92893-7 unimaginable complexity. The brain contains the sensory centers, which analyze changes in both the external and the internal environments. It is the principal controller of body function, including the contractions of muscle fibers and the secretions of gland cells.

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Matthias Trautmann,Beate Wischeren central sensory and central motor centers, and from central motor centers to the effector organs (muscles and glands) must be fast and precise. The survival of the organism may depend on its ability to detect and respond rapidly to a threatening change in its environment.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-39076-1ticular kind of stimulus energy (chemical, electromagnetic, mechanical, or thermal). Sensory receptors are transducers that are specialized to transform the stimulus energy into an electrochemical potential. Information about the stimulus is encoded by the discharge of action potentials in the senso

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Niklas Lütgerodt,Silke Sinning,Inka Engelervous system and result from the sequential excitation of sensory, neural, and motor elements. These elements form the . (Fig. 7.1 A). This is the neural pathway connecting the sensory receptor with the muscles that participate in the reflex response.

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Christian Könne,Celine Wawruschkaghts, and to store experiences—are to a large extent centered in the cerebral cortex. The total awareness of the relationship between oneself and the surrounding environment depends on excitation of the neural networks in the cerebral cortex. It is the site of both consciousness and intellect.