The area of the brain where the sense of smell is processed is the _____________?
Correct answer: C. olfactory bulbs
- A. frontal lobe
- B. pineal gland
- C. olfactory bulbs
- D. parietal lobe
Explanation
Odour information first reaches the olfactory bulbs, which receive signals from receptors in the nose and relay them to olfactory brain regions. The pineal gland is involved mainly in melatonin and biological rhythms.
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