The anterior gray horn of the spinal cord is occupied mostly by nerve cell bodies. Nerve cell bodies of which type of neurons are most abundant in this area?   Group of answer choices multipolar neurons of the SNS multipolar neurons of the ANS unipolar neurons of the SNS unipolar neurons of the ANS

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