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      Srivastava, R. C.
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      , soil/water systems, phase transfer catalysis, animal/plant physiology and mimicking taste/smell sensing
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      Jackson, Ron S.
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      olfactory wine properties (sight, taste, and smell). It also describes the physiologic, psychologic, and
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      Reese, Hayne Waring, 1931-
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      . Gekoski -- Human Facial Expressions in Response to Taste and Smell Stimulation / Jacob E. Steiner.
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      Kennedy, Des.
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      rat feces smell—of a voodoo lily. The articles are tied together with Kennedy's assertion that
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      Annual Visiting Scholar Conference (27th : 2010 : Carbondale, Ill.), issuing body.
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      'Regan, Perry Fletcher, and Roger Noganosh -- The sound of sulfur and smell of lightning: sensing the volcano
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      Holbrook, Morris B.
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      who isn't there in Sweet smell of success (1957) -- Jazz biopics as tragedy and comedy : pivotal ambi
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      Lewis, Steven L.
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      and trapezius muscles -- Examination of taste -- Examination of smell -- Motor examination -- Approach
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      Hall, Megan Edina Pond, author. (orcid)0000-0001-8301-6128
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      smell of acetic acid, all in the presence of Drosophila spp. We established a method of diagnosing sour
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      Vardomskaya, Tamara Nikolaevna, author. (orcid)0000-0003-2303-8397
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      differently (to have different taste perceptions due to genetic differences in smell receptors) or to classify
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      Andreas, Kyle E., author.
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      senses--sight, hearing, touch, taste and smell--seem to operate independently, as five distinct modes of