Retina is to the basilar membrane as depth perception

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1. The sensory receptors for smell are referred to as

A. smell buds
B. gustatory bulbs
C. olfactory cilia
D. psiatic receptors

2. The retina is to the basilar membrane as depth perception is to

A. auditory adaptation
B. auditory localization
C. auditory afterimages
D. auditory feature detection

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