What is punctuate distribution

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With regard to sense organs, what is punctuate distribution?
In reference to the sense organs, what is a modality?
What kind of receptors is sensitive to the following modalities?Light, Touch, Temperature, Sound, and Smell
What might be the evolutionary advantage of adaptation to smell?
What are the primary tastes?
Where are the taste buds located?
What is the exact region of the nasal cavity that is receptive to smell called?
Some individuals with severe sinus infections can lose their senses of smell. How could an infection that spreads from the frontal or maxillary sinus impair the sense of smell?

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