Endings

... The video you linked to is not relevant to Anna55's question. To Anna55: imagine what our bodies would be like if all nerves, up to the nerve endings of sensory nerves, were encased in bone.

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... of information is the better answer. I say this because there are many interneurons that are responsible for relaying information, whereas nerve endings that actually receive tactile information (corpuscles, etc.) aren't as numerous. They are the parts that convert external stimuli to electrical ...

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... epidermis, dermis,layer of fat,etc.. function- regulates body temperature , expands to allow body movement, cools body temperature, houses nerve endings ,enabling to feel pressure or pain

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... of information is the better answer. I say this because there are many interneurons that are responsible for relaying information, whereas nerve endings that actually receive tactile information (corpuscles, etc.) aren't as numerous. They are the parts that convert external stimuli to electrical ...

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... they hit the inner ear bones(i forgot the names of the bones) and then hit the cochlea... the liquid in the cochlea vibrates and excites the nerve endings.. then a nerve impulse is generated and travels to the brain area related to sound(forgot the name of that region too)... This is the rough ...

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