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A '''deep receptor''' is an element of the [[nervous system]] that is devoted to the reception of "deep" sensibility (as opposed to | A '''deep receptor''' is an element of the [[nervous system]] that is devoted to the reception of "deep" sensibility (as opposed to tactile sensibility). A deep receptor furnishes information of what is happening in [[muscle]], [[tendon]]s and [[joint]]s. They thus participate in [[proprioception]]. | ||
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A deep receptor is an element of the nervous system that is devoted to the reception of "deep" sensibility (as opposed to tactile sensibility). A deep receptor furnishes information of what is happening in muscle, tendons and joints. They thus participate in proprioception.