organ of olfaction
organ of smell

Antennae are the primary organs of olfaction (smell) in Lepidoptera.

Consequently the organ of smell is potentially dry.

Beetles' antennae are primarily organs of smell, but may also be used to feel a beetle's environment physically.

He had not yet learned the wondrous possibilities of the sensitive organs of smell with which the creatures of the wild are endowed.

I know a spell,' said the Logos of the Aeon, 'which can transpose the organ of smell with that of reproduction to great comic effect.

Even so-called normal people do not always see in full color, hear in full tone or sense at the optimum with their organs of smell, taste, tactile2 and organic sensation.

The probable explanation is that in man the organ of smell has a certain superiority over that in all other animals just as his eyes have over those of hard-eyed animals.

Conducted tests have indicated that natural essential oil of Siberian Dwarf Pine has a wide range of biologically active effects on skin and hair-covered skin areas of humans and is well taken by the organs of smell.

Similarly in certain species of animals the organ of smell is like the eye of hard-eyed animals, uncurtained, while in others which take in air it probably has a curtain over it, which is drawn back in inhalation, owing to the dilating of the veins or pores.