49- A dog cannot stand on his legs, the knee jerk reflex is absent, the lesion located in:a- Neuromusculer junctionc- Brain stemb- Spinal cord of the pelvisd- Along the spinal cord

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49- A dog cannot stand on his legs, the knee jerk reflex is absent, the lesion located in: a- Neuromusculer junction C- Brain stem b- Spinal cord of the pelvis d- Along the spinal cord