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What is Jacobson's Organ?

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Part of the olfactory (smell) system.

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What animals have the Jacobson's organ?
Hi thereThe only animal I can think of at the moment is a snake. A snake flicks it's tongue constantly when the tongue goes into the snakes mouth it goes into the jacobsons organ it can then sense...
Do snakes have the jacobson's organ?
Yes they do.
How does a Jacobson's organ function?
1. B2. A3. C4. DAmerican School Of Corr. Biology Examination 8, question 5. The snake has a tongue which is known as the jacobson's organ. Through this the snake smells the air in the environment and...
Many mammals such as cats can detect chemicals in the air with their Jacobson's organ?
Roof of the Mouth
Why organ is an organ?
because it is!