Leads to autonomic ganglion: Sensory branch entering spinal cord: Fascicle: Posterior branch of a spinal nerve: Motor branch exiting spinal cord: Contains visceral motor cell bodies: Contains sensory cell bodies: Site of cerebrospinal fluid circulation:

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