What is the correct path a smell sensation takes on its way to the brain?
A)mechanoreceptors → olfactory bulb → olfactory tract → cerebrum
B)chemoreceptors → olfactory bulb → olfactory tract → cerebrum
C)mechanoreceptors → olfactory tract → olfactory bulb → cerebrum
D)chemoreceptors → olfactory tract → olfactory bulb → cerebrum
E)chemoreceptors → olfactory bulb → olfactory tract → cerebellum

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What is the correct path a smell sensation takes on its way to the brain?
A)mechanoreceptors → olfactory bulb →  olfactory tract →  cerebrum
B)chemoreceptors →  olfactory bulb →  olfactory tract →  cerebrum
C)mechanoreceptors →  olfactory tract →  olfactory bulb →  cerebrum
D)chemoreceptors →  olfactory tract →  olfactory bulb →  cerebrum
E)chemoreceptors →  olfactory bulb →  olfactory tract →  cerebellum

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Smell sensations are detected by chemoreceptors in the nose, which send signals to the olfactory bulb, then through the olfactory tract to the cerebrum.

What Is the Correct Path a Smell Sensation Takes on Its