Sentence examples for olfactory chamber from inspiring English sources

When the team added soft tissues to that bony ridge structures called turbinates (in green), similar to those in many modern creatures they found that inhaled air was diverted back to the olfactory chamber, allowing the dinosaur to better exercise its sense of smell, the researchers reported online this week in The Anatomical Record.

The olfactory epithelium is visible as a band lining the lamellae radiating from the wall of the olfactory chamber.

Regarding penetration into deeper brain regions, Tjälve et al. (1995) demonstrated that soluble ionic Mn instilled into the olfactory chamber of pike has the ability to pass synaptic junctions and migrate from the olfactory tract to more distal regions, including the hypothalamus.

Indeed, as described by Tjälve et al. (1995), soluble Mn2+ dosed into the olfactory chamber of pike was taken up into the olfactory receptor cells and was transported at a maximal rate of 2.90 ± 0.21 mm/hr into the olfactory bulb.

Except in the New World vultures, which occasionally use their sense of smell to locate food, the olfactory chambers are poorly developed.

To better visualise the detection of Ap-otx2 mRNA transcripts in the olfactory chambers, the ventral portion of the head was removed (Fig. 5A).

A previously described protocol [16] was used to train and test mice using two clear-plastic conditioning chambers (26×18×18 cm high) (Med-Associates, St . Albans VT) which were easily distinguished by different olfactory, visual, and tactile cues present in each chamber.

To test conditioning to the tone, animals were introduced to a novel context, consisting of a chamber with different shape, floor and olfactory cues from the training chamber.

Airborne odours, in contrast, are detected by the olfactory sensory cells located in the main nasal chambers.

In contrast, in rockfish and some other benthic fish, the volume changes produced in the mouth by respiratory movements compress and expand accessory chambers that are associated with the olfactory epithelium, causing water to move into and out of the nasal cavity.

Notably, w mutants subjected to submaximal training learn poorly in operant heat-box conditioning, in which flies learn to avoid entering a hot temperature-associated chamber, whereas they learn better in classical olfactory conditioning, in which flies lean to avoid the odor associated with electric shock [41].