Match the following descriptions with the correct term. Answers may be used once or not at all. This is found at vertebral levels L2 cauda equinae thru S5 within the meninges Consists of unmyelinated tracts grey matter and cell bodies of neurons Represents a branch of a spinal spinal nerve nerve destined for the anterior portion of the body and contains both sensory and motor neurons All afferent neurons are carrying sensory information All efferent neurons are carrying motor information Outermost layer of meninges; dura mater tough. Structure where all general dorsal root ganglion sensory neuron cell bodies of spinal nerves are located Area of grey matter connecting the left and right horns of the grey commissure spinal cord

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