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mediated by
proprioceptors,
sensory receptors,
located within muscles, tendons, and joints. Most
animals possess multiple subtypes of
proprioceptors, which...
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tendon organ,
neurotendinous organ or
neurotendinous spindle) is a
proprioceptor – a type of
sensory receptor that
senses changes in
muscle tension....
- detail. Position, in this context,
refers to
conscious proprioception.
Proprioceptors (muscle
spindle and
Golgi tendon organs)
provide information about joint...
- as the
balance and
motion sensors of the
vertebrate inner ear. The
proprioceptors of arthropods,
sensors that
report the
force exerted by
muscles and...
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females may use them to
catch emerging young. The legs are
covered in
proprioceptors,
bristles and
sensory setae.
Depending on the species, the legs may...
- sent by the
cerebrum and body
position information provided by the
proprioceptors cause the
cerebellum to
stimulate the red
nucleus of the midbrain. The...
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sensors and rely on
their eyes to tell them
which way is up. Arthropods'
proprioceptors,
sensors that
report the
force exerted by
muscles and the
degree of...
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stretch receptors located in the
muscle belly.
Golgi tendon organs are
proprioceptors located at the
myotendinous junction that
inform of a muscle's tension...
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sensory receptors are
innervated by
different types of
nerve fibers.
Proprioceptors are
innervated by type Ia, Ib and II
sensory fibers, mechanoreceptors...
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example of a "po****r"
proprioceptor mentioned by
aircraft pilots, is the
feeling in the "seat of the pants".
Proprioceptors respond to
stimuli generated...
