Identify structure A Which structure contains the cell bodies of sensory neurons? A Which layer of the meninges is in direct contact with structure C? -C Name structure B What type of information is transmitted via structure B?

Identify structure A Which structure contains the cell bodies of sensory neurons? A Which layer of the meninges is in direct contact with structure C? -C Name structure B What type of information is transmitted via structure B?

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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Identify structure A
Which structure contains the cell bodies of sensory neurons?
A
А
Which layer of the meninges is in direct contact with structure C?
-C
Name structure B
What type of information is transmitted via structure B?
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