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cross-nasal adaptation

cross-nasal adaptation

olfactory adaptation in one side of the nose after presenting a stimulus to the other side of the nose. Typically, cross-nasal adaptation is less pronounced than the adaptation in the side of the nose that receives the stimulus.

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