Which one of the following is NOT a type of fiber associated with perceiving the temporal properties associated with touch?

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Slowly adapting fibers and rapidly adapting fibers are indeed associated with perceiving the temporal properties of touch, such as changes in pressure or vibrations. Slowly adapting fibers respond to sustained pressure, providing information about the duration of a stimulus, while rapidly adapting fibers respond to changes in stimulus, providing information about the onset and offset of a stimulus. Punctate fibers, however, are not a recognized category specifically associated with the temporal properties of touch. Instead, touch perception involves various types of nerve fibers, including those categorized by their adaptation rates (slowly or rapidly adapting) and by their receptive field sizes (e.g., Merkel cells for fine details and Meissner's corpuscles for grip control and texture).

Which One of the Following Is NOT a Type of Fiber