How do we encode stimulus intensity when neurons are "all-or-nothing"? Higher intensity stimuli forces perceptual neurons to fire faster than lower intensity

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• Higher intensity stimuli forces perceptual neurons to fire slower than lower intensity

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O Higher intensity stimuli forces perceptual neurons to fire at the same rate as lower

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O Lower intensity stimuli forces perceptual neurons to fire faster than higher intensity

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Aflame cell is at the end of each tubule of the nephridium malpighian tubules kidneys none of the above

Atest cross can be used to -predict the phenotypes of a monohybrid cross -predict an unknown genotype of a purebred dominant plant -cross-breed dominant and recessive plants -give probabilities that a trait will appear

When does a spring tide occur? question 9 options: they occur when the sun, moon, and earth are aligned. in spite of their name, these tides occur twice a year in the spring and fall. they occur on the date of the vernal equinox each year, no matter what stage the moon is in. this is why they are called spring tides. they occur when the sun, moon, and earth are at 45-degree angles from each other. this happens once every spring. they occur when the sun, moon, and earth are aligned. in spite of their name, these tides occur all year long.