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17 July, 17:33

The receptors for thirst are located in a part of the brain called the hypothalamus. these receptors, called osmoreceptors, are stimulated by an increase in blood osmolality. imagine a man who has just landed on a desert island. trace the course of events leading to his sensation of thirst. can he satisfy his thirst by drinking seawater

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  1. 17 July, 18:03
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    No cause the salt in the seawater will increase the osmolality of his blood more than the water decrease it so he will be even more thirsty
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