The thalamus receives nearly all sensory information before relaying it to the cortex. what is the one sensation that is the exception to this rule?

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Scho · Answer 1 · 2018-07-29T13:43:51+0000

The answer to this question is Smell
The part of our brain that receives sensory information regarding smell is the olfactory bulb. This part is located on the lower part of the brain that is connected to the structure of our nose and consist of several layers that help in the transfer of input.

The thalamus receives nearly all sensory information before relaying it to the cortex. what is the one sensation that is the exception to this rule?

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