UNIT 4 The Nervous System FIGURE 4-1 BASIC NEURON The figure below illustrates the basic neuron of the nervous system. Identify the structures that are indicated with blank lines, and color each structure with a different color. а. b. ....... d. е. f. g. h. i. ............ C.

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