Nervous coordination in mammals is essential for rapid response to stimuli. This section explores the structure and adaptive features of nervous tissue, the mechanisms of nerve impulses, synaptic transmission, and the function of receptors. It also covers sensory organs such as the eye and ear, explaining their structures and functions in vision, hearing, and balance.
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Welcome to Nervous Coordination in Mammals, where we explore how the nervous system controls and coordinates body functions! In this section, you will learn about nerve tissues, how nerve impulses are transmitted, and the role of sensory receptors in detecting stimuli. We will also examine how the mammalian eye and ear function in vision and balance. Get ready to understand the fascinating world of nervous control!
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