Scientific research has found that
olfaction plays a major role in attraction, and that people wearing pheromones receive more matches.
As stated earlier,
olfaction plays a great role in guiding the newborn to the breast.
Not exact matches
These findings show that the proboscis
plays a much more important role in
olfaction than previously thought.
Olfaction is used for locating and discriminating between food sources, but also
plays a fundamental role in social communication between individuals.
Dr. Alexandra Horowitz is an Adjunct Associate Professor of psychology at Barnard College and the Director of The Horowitz Dog Cognition Lab, which conducts research on dog
olfaction,
play behavior, and attributions of emotions to dogs.