Make a concept map about the "Nervous system" and give the parts of the structures, locations, and functions. Insert the all in all function of the Nervous system and how it functions in a specific body part. The picture is only an illustration, it doesnt decipt the actual output.   - First, the system of the body will be divided by connecting lines into its structures and functions. Then each of these two major topics will be further subdivided into smaller components. Connecting lines or arrows will be used to join related divisions for the purpose of showing relationships

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