Biology, asked by Thakur60, 1 year ago

How does our finger 's ridges plays role in sensor?

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Answered by lahore778

the bumpy ridges on the tip of our fingers are an evolutionary mystery.they consist of large number of sensory neurons...that's why when we touch a pointed object they send message to our nervous system and nervous system show response by stimulate effectors that cause contraction of muscle

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