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The receptive zones for temperature sensations are

The structures are  all from the same family of 

Temperature sensations are not well localised because the neurons that carry information to the brain about temperature have large  .

Thus we are generally unable to detect changes in temperature in very small patches of skin but need to integrate information coming from a larger surface area. Indeed, our ability to well localize a cold or hot object touching our skin is due

to activation of cutaneous