Olfactory Bulb: Does It Detect Temperature and Pressure?
No. The olfactory bulb is part of the smell (olfactory) system. It receives odor signals from the olfactory epithelium and transmits them to the brain. It lacks temperature or pressure receptors and cannot directly sense these stimuli.
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