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go.lag

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Artificial electrical stimulation of a human's menthol-sensitive neurons would likely produce the sensation of
A) cold temperature.
B) hot temperature.
C) tactile stimulus.
D) odor of pepper.
E) deep pressure.



strangeaffliction

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I recall doing this last year, it's A, take care.



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