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Odour is
sensory stimulation of the
olfactory membrane of the nose by a
group of molecules.
Certain body
odours are
connected to
human ****ual attraction...
- "
Odour of Chrysanthemums" is a
short story by D. H. Lawrence. It was
written in the
autumn of 1909 and
after revision, was
published in The
English Review...
- The
odour of sanctity,
according to the
Catholic Church, is
commonly understood to mean a
specific scent (often
compared to flowers) that
emanates from...
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Wedekind C (2007). "Body
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Odour Preferences in Humans".
Oxford Handbook of
Evolutionary Psychology...
- Dogs, as with all mammals, have
natural odors.
Natural dog odor can be
unpleasant to dog owners,
especially when dogs are kept
inside the home, as some...
- by smell.
Industries and
human activities are
responsible for most
odours.
Odours may come from:
Agriculture and
composting Animal farms, meat
works and...
-
intimate distance.
These findings suggested that
those that
produced an
odour had a more
severe form of FMO3 impairment. [citation needed]
Smell events...
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Odours That Aren't There)", NHS Choices,
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August 2016
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- Foot odor (also
spelled foot
odour) or
bromodosis is a type of body odor that
affects the feet of humans. The main
cause is foot
sweat (also see focal...
