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Reflex nerve

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(Physiol.) an excito-motory nerve. See Exito-motory.

See also: Reflex



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No, by causing a temporary circulatory reaction by reflex nerve shock
chewing; the dog doesn''t have very many gag reflex nerves in the back of its mouth (humans have many); and a dog has fewer taste buds on its tongue yet a considerably keener sense of smell.
There are few "gag" reflex nerves at the back of a dog''s mouth, but many in a person''s throat.
 
 
 
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