During a Somatic Spinal Reflex, When One Effector Muscle Is

question 7

Multiple Choice

During a somatic spinal reflex, when one effector muscle is stimulated and the opposing muscle is inhibited, this type of innervation is called

• A) reversal innervation.
• B) relaxed innervation.
• C) representative innervation.
• D) reciprocal innervation.
• E) relegated innervation.

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